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Group of Girls from the primary school, Tarbiyat; the girl in black is the daughter of Reza Shah
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From left: Lillian Kappes, Muhibb al-Sultan (Muchul Khanum's husband), Muchul Khanum (Tayirah Khanum's daughter), Susan Moody, Sarah Clock, and Elizabeth Stewart; the three children are sons of Muchul Khanum and Muhibb al-Sultan
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Group of female Baha’i teachers from the Tarbiyat School
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From left: Dr. Susan Moody and Zarrin Taj Khanum (wife of Dr. Yunis)
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Wedding of Zoroastrian Baha’i couple, Rustam Jamshid and La‘l Khanum, in Tehran; in the presence of Arbab Jamshid and his wife Mrs. Caldwell, an American minister, as well as Susan Moody and Elizabeth Stewart, who are marked with numbers 1 and 2 on the photo
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Tayirah Khanum, Khanum Shazdah (Tayirah's daughter), and Susan Moody among a group of Baha’i women of Tehran. Susan Moody has written their names on the back.
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Letter from Ruzbahiyan to Mrs. Platt, 1934
The writer mentions the death of Dr. Susan Moody on October 23, 1934, and expresses his sadness. He also talks about the great contribution of Dr. Moody to the community and the Tarbiyat School, and hundreds of Baha’is showing up for her funeral.
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Letter from Sarah Clock to Mrs. Platt
Mentions receiving a package of cards a week ago, the poor mail service, spending Thanksgiving and Christmas day at the Caldwell's place, the weather, and describes what they will do with the cards the addressee sent them.
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Letter from Sarah Clock to Mrs. Platt
The letter mentions various people affiliated with the school, a photograph they took together, the roses in her garden, and Miss Kappes attempting to start a chapter of The Girl Scouts
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Letter from Sarah Clock to Mrs. Platt along with Taj al-Saltanah's invitation, 1917
Includes different topics, such as her living situation in Iran and a description of the recent commencement. She enclosed Taj al-Saltanah's invitation for a visit. Mrs. Clock writes that while Nasir al-Din Shah oppressed the Baha’is, his daughter, Taj-Saltanah, has joined Baha’ism; also that Taj-Saltanah gave her two pieces of crocheted lace to send to the addressee to be sold, and its money be given to the Mashriq al-Adhkar