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| This mansion is a preserved museum now. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Traditional Iranian architecture. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Remnants of old Tehran. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| An old house in Tehran’s Amir Abad neighborhood. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Developers would like to see properties like this one, nestled in Tehran’s commercial district, demolished in order to make way for a multi-story shopping center. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Molavi junction at Tehran’s historic Grand Bazaar. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Loulagar Alley in Tehran. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| A property at the heart of Tehran’s commercial district. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| An old wooden door. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| A Tehran basement in Amir Abad. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Still hanging: an old balcony. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| A view of old Tehran. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| A wall protecting the past in Tehran’s commercial district. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| Loulagar Alley is located between the French embassy and Marvasti hospital. It’s also known as “Symmetric Alley” for having buildings with similar features on both sides - or so they did about a century ago when they were built. Numerous alterations have altered what remains. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
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| The sign says hostel. Photo: Armin Hage/Flickr |
Source: The death of old Tehran - in pictures
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