1968: Rick Price ’72 (seated) at a suitcase shop in the Tajrish Bazaar, north of Tehran.
1968: Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81; Alan Pence ’71; Bill Cummings BA ’69, JD ’78; and Chris Spence ’70 model sheepskin coats, or pustin, on the balcony of their dormitory at Tehran University.
1968: The view of Isfahan from atop a minaret on the Shah’s Mosque or Blue Mosque (now officially known as the Imam Mosque).
1968: A double griffin protome, which had once topped a pillar in the Apadana Palace, in the ancient Persian capital of Persepolis.
1968: Anne Laird BA ’69 rides a donkey.
1968: Village boys show interest in their American visitors.
1968: One of the more unusual sites the 1968 Iran program students visited was Tehran University’s nuclear research reactor.
2016: A mother and daughter in a Persian garden.
2016: Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81 and his wife, Nora, in the doorway of a Zoroastrian Tower of Silence near Yazd.
2016: An Iranian man sitting in front of a local mosque.
2016: The ceiling of the reception room in Dowlat Abad Garden in Yazd.
2016: The Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, one of the oldest mosques in Iran.
2016: Nancy Siegel and Leslie Silvey BA ’70 in front of an Iranian mural.
2016: Marilyn Lane BS ’68, Anne Laird BA ’69, and Kathy Leslie (a longtime adjunct instructor at Lewis & Clark) admire an Iranian family’s new baby in front of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan.
2016: The 2016 travelers in front of the Tomb of Cyrus at Pasargadae: Marilyn Lane BS ’68; Anne Laird BA ’69; Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81; Bill Cummings BA ’69, JD ’78; Diane Hollister BA ’76; Nora Barker; Leslie Silvey BA ’70; Kathy Leslie; Nancy Siegel; and John Barker.
1968: Rick Price ’72 (seated) at a suitcase shop in the Tajrish Bazaar, north of Tehran.
1968: Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81; Alan Pence ’71; Bill Cummings BA ’69, JD ’78; and Chris Spence ’70 model sheepskin coats, or pustin, on the balcony of their dormitory at Tehran University.
1968: The view of Isfahan from atop a minaret on the Shah’s Mosque or Blue Mosque (now officially known as the Imam Mosque).
1968: A double griffin protome, which had once topped a pillar in the Apadana Palace, in the ancient Persian capital of Persepolis.
1968: Anne Laird BA ’69 rides a donkey.
1968: Village boys show interest in their American visitors.
1968: One of the more unusual sites the 1968 Iran program students visited was Tehran University’s nuclear research reactor.
2016: A mother and daughter in a Persian garden.
2016: Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81 and his wife, Nora, in the doorway of a Zoroastrian Tower of Silence near Yazd.
2016: An Iranian man sitting in front of a local mosque.
2016: The ceiling of the reception room in Dowlat Abad Garden in Yazd.
2016: The Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, one of the oldest mosques in Iran.
2016: Nancy Siegel and Leslie Silvey BA ’70 in front of an Iranian mural.
2016: Marilyn Lane BS ’68, Anne Laird BA ’69, and Kathy Leslie (a longtime adjunct instructor at Lewis & Clark) admire an Iranian family’s new baby in front of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan.
2016: The 2016 travelers in front of the Tomb of Cyrus at Pasargadae: Marilyn Lane BS ’68; Anne Laird BA ’69; Paul Barker BA ’71, MAT ’81; Bill Cummings BA ’69, JD ’78; Diane Hollister BA ’76; Nora Barker; Leslie Silvey BA ’70; Kathy Leslie; Nancy Siegel; and John Barker.