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A pocket guide to Iran (1943)
English Textbook for High School (1966)
Dastforoosh (Street Vendor)
An Overlooked Shahnamah
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Sale Document of a Male Slave (1901)
Qajar Female Tumblers
A Zurkhaneh in Tehran
Mosaic Decorating in San’at Square

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Lalezar, Remains of a Past

With the destruction of Lalehzar's oldest theaters not much of its historic buildings will remain. These pictures show the last remnants of Lalehzar's once great buildings and its historic past. (→ See old Lalezar avenue)

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Lalezar, the Glorious Days

Constructed in the 1880s, Lalezar avenue - also known as "Champs-Elysées of Tehran"- was once a symbol of modernity in a pre-modern country. There were many well-known theatres, restaurants, nightclubs, bars, cinemas and shops in Lalezar Avenue. (→ See today's Lalezar Avenue)

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