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On the sign:
מנזר אחיות סן גוזף מנזר ובית ספר של מסדר אחיות צרפתיות קתוליות, אשר החלו בפעילותן החינוכית בעיר העתיקה. המבנה, שמאחורי חומה גבוהה, הוקם בשלבים, בין 1887 ועד שנות ה-1930. זהו בניין מונומנטאלי, בסגנון ניאו-קלאסי, סביב חצר פנימית.
البلدة دیر راهبات سان جوزيف دير ومدرسة لراهبات فرنسيات كاثوليكيات ، كتاب المهن التعليمي قد القديمة ، وقد أقيم البناء المحاط بسور عال ، على من ۱۸۸۷ ضخم ذوطراز كلاسيكي محدث ، تتوسطة ساحة داخلية
ST. JOSEPH CONVENT A CONVENT AND SCHOOL OF FRENCH NUNS, WHICH BEGAN ITS EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY IN THE OLD CITY. A MONUMENTAL STRUCTURE IN THE NEO-CLASSIC STYLE BUILT AROUND AN INNER COURTYARD AND COMPLETED IN STAGES FROM 1887 TO 1930S, THE CONVENT STANDS BEHIND A HIGH WALL.
משרד התיירות | החברה הממשלתית לתיירות | החברה לפיתוח מזרח ירושלים | הרשות לפיתוח ירושלים | עיריית ירושלים
A sign of the Jerusalem "The Built Heritage" series, a project initiated by architectural historian David Kroyanker in 1993, in which buildings of historic value were commemorated in central Jerusalem. The signs were designed by Harel Designers Office, and the logo is in the form of a relief of a rosette window ("Rosetta").
Above the convent gate is the name of the Order of the Sisters: SAINT JOSEPH DE-LAPPARITION Click for a larger image
Today, the building also houses the French school in Jerusalem (lycée français de Jérusalem) as can be seen on the following sign on the building wall Click for a larger image
Note: In some of the signs in this series, the Arabic text is covered with glue. This may have been done for political reasons by elements who oppose the use of the Arabic language.