Wilhelmina von Hallwyl going by camel to Mena House Hotel – (Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf Von Geijer) Previous Next


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Date: 1900

Museum: Hallwyl Museum (Stockholm, Sweden)

Technique: Photography

WILHELMINA VON HALLWYL, GOING TO MENA HOUSE HOTEL.Mena House was originally a hunting lodge, built for Khedive, Ismail Pasha in 1869. It was sold to private owners in the 1880s and was soon rebuilt as a hotel with 80 rooms. The hotel opened in 1886 and in 1890 it opened the first swimming pool in Egypt. The hotel was just by the pyramids and was a perfect viewpoint for the wealthy. The von Hallwyls visited the hotel a couple of times, once on 13 December to eat breakfast after having visited the pyramids.

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