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A Zurkhaneh in Tehran
Baghtcheban’s Guide to Deaf Education
The 4th Grade Spelling Notebook
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Ice Sellers’ Signs in Iran
Talisman for Warding off Co-wife
Le Costume Historique
Vogue in Iran (1969)
Second Grade Persian Textbook (1960)
Mansur Treatise on Human Anatomy

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Avalon Theatre, a Persian Palace in Chicago

Inspired by a Persian incense burner found in an antique store in New Orleans, the architect John Eberson designed the Avalon Theatre of Chicago in late 1925.

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Former Embassy of Iran in Washington D.C.

The Former Embassy of Iran in Washington, D.C. is located at 3003-3005 Massachusetts Avenue, in Washington, D.C.’s Embassy Row neighbourhood. Withdrawn, silent, and inaccessible it has been closed since the fall of the Shah, and the US embassy hostage crisis of 1979.

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Mrs. Dreyfus Touring Southern Tehran

Mrs. Louis Dreyfus, wife of the U.S. Minister to Iran, distributes food and medicine to poor children of Southern Tehran in 1943.

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