SAEDNEWS: Unseen Images of a Magnificent Wedding in Kurdistan and the Qajar Architecture of Old Tehran
According to the History Service of Saed News, join us as we explore fascinating images from old Iran.
These captivating photographs showcase traditional weddings in Kurdistan, offering a glimpse into the customs, attire, and joyful ceremonies of the past. The images reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region and the vibrant spirit of Kurdish celebrations.
In the following section, you will witness a unique and rarely seen panoramic view of Tehran during the 1940s (the 1320s in the Iranian calendar), captured from atop the Telegraph Office in Toopkhaneh Square.
In this remarkable image, Laleh Zar Street can be clearly seen to the northeast of the square, along with the Municipal Building (Baladiyeh). The corner building on Ekbatan Street was later replaced by Taban Cinema.
These rare photographs provide a valuable window into the architectural charm and urban landscape of old Tehran, reflecting the distinctive character of the Qajar era.
