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Fig. 1. The first map of Rasht drawn in 1870. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive

Figure 1 The first map of Rasht drawn in 1870. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive

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Fig. 2. Dar Al-Hokoumah of Guilan. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive.
Fig. 2. Dar Al-Hokoumah of Guilan. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive.
Fig. 3. A watercolor painting of Dar Al-Hokoumah in Rasht, draw by Pavel Yakovlevich in 1895. Source: https://www.hermitagemuseum.org
Fig. 3. A watercolor painting of Dar Al-Hokoumah in Rasht, draw by Pavel Yakovlevich in 1895. Source: https://www.hermitagemuseum.org
Fig. 4. Dar Al-Hokoumah of Guilan in Rasht map from Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive.
Fig. 4. Dar Al-Hokoumah of Guilan in Rasht map from Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’ archive.
Fig. 5. Abd al-Ali Khan Soufi House-Garden in Amlash. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 5. Abd al-Ali Khan Soufi House-Garden in Amlash. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 6. The Plan of Abd al-Ali Khan Soufi House in Amlash. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 6. The Plan of Abd al-Ali Khan Soufi House in Amlash. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 7. Safa Garden near Gowhar-roud River in the map from Nasseri era. Source:’ archive.
Fig. 7. Safa Garden near Gowhar-roud River in the map from Nasseri era. Source:’ archive.
Fig. 8. Nasseriye Garden (on the right) and Safa Garden (on the left) near Gowhar-roud River in the map from Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 8. Nasseriye Garden (on the right) and Safa Garden (on the left) near Gowhar-roud River in the map from Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 9. A long view of Nasseriye Garden, Mohtasham Garden and Safa Garden taken by Anton Sevryugin in Qajar era. Source: https://asia. si.edu/research/iran-in-photographs
Fig. 9. A long view of Nasseriye Garden, Mohtasham Garden and Safa Garden taken by Anton Sevryugin in Qajar era. Source: https://asia. si.edu/research/iran-in-photographs
Fig. 10. The main mansion of Safa Garden which was ruined later in fire. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 10. The main mansion of Safa Garden which was ruined later in fire. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 12. The Mansion of Nasseriye Garden. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive. Fig. 11. Nassertye Garden and Pool near Gowhar-roud in the map of Rasht in Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
Fig. 12. The Mansion of Nasseriye Garden. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive. Fig. 11. Nassertye Garden and Pool near Gowhar-roud in the map of Rasht in Qajar era. Source: Cultural Heritage Organization of Guilan’s archive.
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