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This was also the Golf Club.

Robert VanderYacht and family lived here 1972-1974

I remember very well this place. In 1967-1968 both my brother and me as Dutchmen were boyscouts of america Once a week meeting and overnight camp on island in Shatt-El-arab near Abadan boat club.

I went to bmy American overseas school near masjed- I- soleiman in the 70s.. Fondest memories of my life

سلام بر تمامی دوستان قدیم من هم دوران دبستان را آنجا گذراندم اگر کسی‌ هست از دوستان خواهش می‌کنم با من تماس بگیرند. دربدر دنبال شما هستم . معلمین من . نکونام- کاظمی - خانوم قطبی- من عکس‌های آن زمان را دارم . اسم من رضا فریدنی است. بابای مدرسه عسکری بود.ایمیل من www.sweiran.com.

I miss you all. Dariush Taheri, Behzad Haghie, Mansour Khajehie, Hasan Rooshan, Rajavie, Zolfegharie, Shoreh Lahootie, etc. I hope you are well. mgb@fordrecruitment.com

We lived in number 3272 right at the corner. Our house was the Oil Company house as my father worked in Abadan Refinery. We lived there until I was 12 years then my dad retired and we went to live in Tehran. I remember it was 1966 when we moved. My school was in Bovardeh Jonobi next to an open swimming pool. This was the primary school . Right next to our house was the new high Boostan club , yes we too used to use the club and it was a magical place , playing billiard and my dad used to have drink with his mates. A great family atmosphere . The important thing to remember for me was next door but one there was an Armenian family with the boy called ARA, also a little further another with the boy called Heraj, these people were Christians and we were Muslims and we lived side by side , played as kids and there was no issues at all. Iran was a true multi cultural secular country. The open swimming pool was the highlight of the summer , we used to go in by just telling the attendant the dad's refinery id number, still after 50 years I remember that number , although I can not remember my own ID from the last job , it is an amazing walk down memory lane . I followed the google map of Abadan it was like Back to the future . Seyed Shirazi

Bahmanshir B41/5

دوران دبستان را در این محل گذراندم همیشه یاد مهربانی معلم خوبم نکو نام و بد رفتاری و تنبیه معلم بی رحم و تنفر برانگیز ،خدا بنده ، ازیادم نخواهد رفت !!

سه سال ابتدای دبیرستان را در این محل گذراندم و متاسفانه به دلیل نبودن سهمیه در این مکان به جایی دیگر انتقال یافتم که زیاد خوشحال نبودم .

Our house # was 3114. Mr. Golgiri was to our right and an Armenian family (with a Christian Father) used to live to our left. Mr. Difrakhsh, Mazkoori, Sabbah, Sarbaz-zadeh, Nikmaram, Sadeghi, Memar, Geetoo, Boostani, Angali, Attarzadeh, Haddiaan, Araamesh, Joobandi, Raahnamaa, Ghaffari, Hashemi, Abdollah Zadeh daryaaei, and many others used to live in the same area. After we left in 1970, I heard Mr. Mashaayekhi moved to this house..... what a great period in our lives. Boostan Club was down the street then Arvand club openned up and Boostan became Honarestan-e Baazargaani (girls-only school). Rahmati store was next door.... We grew up with these wonderful families and neighbors...The memories live forever!

We lived here till 1970 when my late father took early retirement at age 50. I remember I was in Kamalolmolk Elementary school when we moved to this house. When we left I was in Amirkabir High School. I transferred to Razi High School for the 9th grade. This was a great ides.... good job!

I attended this school from 72-79. My dad was a doctor at the NIOC hospital there...

we were waiting lights off toclimeb outside fence and go threw and i remember before movie start thy show nes from england reported by abul qasim tahery

cemetery

tell me please where you are located ? and tell me about the cost of dental implant . thanks

St. Christophers was a Presbyterian Church until the revolution.

this is confectionary khosheh abadan

I saw most western movies, now showing in America. I always love this cinema. Nasser