Miss Alexander (upper row) and Dr. Augur (lower row) of Honolulu, with a group of Japanese Baha'is in Japan
A pictorial-chronological presentation of the historical growth of the Baha'i community worldwide
4/29/10
4/28/10
Some Baha'is in Akka 1909; Ridvan Feast in Oakland, California, 1915
A group of Baha'i men, Akka, circa 1909
Ridvan Feast Oakland, California 1915
Ridvan Feast Oakland, California 1915
4/27/10
Group of Baha'is in Manchester, England with Shoghi Effendi -- October 1921
Group of Baha'is in Manchester, October 1921. Top row standing, left to right: Albert Joseph, John Craven, Jim Birch, and H. Jarvis. Second row standing, left to right: Rebecca Hall, Lucy Hall, Mrs Heald, Mrs Chessell, Jeff Joseph, Oliver Jarvis, Mrs Hofere, and Mrs Birch. Sitting, left to right: Nora Crossley, James Chessell with Helen Chessell, Shoghi Effendi, E.T. Hall, Z. Azgarzadeh, Mr Heald, Norman Craven, Mrs Craven. Front sitting, left to right: Harold Taylor, Edward R. Hall, Ronald Craven, and Mabel Chessell
4/17/10
Some Western Baha'i Women Assist Baha'is in Iran, circa 1912
Miss Lillian Kapps with boys in a class that she was teaching at the Tarbiyat School in Tihran, Iran, circa 1912
Dr Susan Moody in Tihran, Iran, with two young children, circa 1912
Left to right: Miss Lillian Kappes, Dr. Sarah Clock, and Dr. Susan Moody, with a woman named Tahirih Khanum in Tihran, Iran, circa 1912
4/10/10
1909-1911: Some Western Baha'i Women in Iran; a Group of Active Chicago Baha'i Women
An informal gathering of some eastern and western Baha'is in Tehran, 1911.
Left to right: Lillian Kappers, Muhibbih Sultan, his wife Muchul Khanum, Dr Susan Moody, Dr. Sarah Clock, and Elizabeth Stewart
Dr Susan Moody and a group of Persian Baha'i Women in Tehran, 1910.
This was apparently one of the first gatherings of Iranian Baha'i women where women appeared unveiled.
A group of active Chicago Baha'i women, 1909
Left to right: Shahnaz Waite, Christine Loeding, Luella Kirchner, Laura Jones, Ida Brush, and Jean Masson
4/4/10
Boys and Girls Schools at Ishqabad, Russia -- early 1920's
The Boys' School at Ishqabad, Russia -- early 1920's
The Girls' School at Ishqabad, Russia -- early 1920's
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