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KH. Ibrahim Ghozali Family

Retracing the steps

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Places & Traces

Places linked to KH. Ibrahim, his ancestors and the six branches — from Cokromenggalan to Nganjuk.

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Maps from the TALI Book

Battle area of Tumenggung Brotonegoro against the Dutch Company, 1825 — Tilasan, Sekelip, Bedi (p. 13)Buku TALI 2022 / RABIGH
The three mosques of KH. Ibrahim: Bedi, Tamanan, Al-Ibrahim Bakalan (p. 22)Buku TALI 2022 / RABIGH

Ponorogo in the old days

Openly licensed archive photos and maps for historical context — not family photographs.

Rice fields between Pacitan and Ponorogo — postcard, c. 1935Artiphoto (Lawang), KITLV / Leiden University Libraries — CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Lebaran (Eid) morning reception in Ponorogo, 1922Unknown author, KITLV / Leiden University Libraries — CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The Assistant Resident's house in Ponorogo, c. 1915Unknown author, KITLV / Leiden University Libraries — CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Map of the Madiun Residency (including Ponorogo), 1859Cronenberg, F. and Versteeg, W.F. (Batavia: Van Haren Noman & Kolff) — CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Gateway to the tomb of Bathoro Katong, founder of Ponorogo, SetonoGovernment of Ponorogo — Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Interior of the Al-Mubarok mosque, Berbek — a historic mosque in the former capital of Nganjuk RegencyGovernment of Nganjuk, Indonesia — Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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