Robinson's Arch Jerusalem

​This arch was discovered in 1838 by Edward Robinson. 

The arch formed a grand staircase leading up to the Temple Mount.

​The original staircase was constructed as part of Herod the Great's renovation of the Second Temple site. 

Robinson's Arch at the Southwest corner of the Temple Mount

Robinson's Arch protruding from the Southwest wall of the Temple Mount

Stones from the original Temple Mount that were thrown down by Roman soldiers in 70 AD

Stones from the original Temple Mount now at base of the wall

First-century storefront at street level leading to/from Temple

Looking up underneath Robinson's Arch

Original cornerstones alternating to provide strength to the building

Jesus is our "chief cornerstone" - Ephesians 2:20

Mikveh ritual bath near the Temple Mount used by pilgrims prior to entering the temple precinct.

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Robinson's Arch Jerusalem