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Welcome ... |
 ... to the living room of Bay Window House. That's a 1952 Crosley refrigerator on the left, in full working order. The throne was picked up in Mardin, a town in Mesopotamia. |
 Upstairs, bright daylight defeats our photographer. |
It is just as cosy, meanwhile, next door at the Bath House. Turn around... |
 ...and you see this wonderful corner. The Persian carpet we inherited from Aunt Selma. The Papal chair on the right was a gift from our beloved carpenter, now retired. The three Cybele figurines (barely visible on the desk) were made for us by someone at the Museum. The stairs lead up to the rooms, one of which has a really impressive little Turkish Bath. But wait... |
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Nisanyans in work clothes: Iris (3), Müjde, Arsen (6) and Sevan. Visit us in the real world, too. |
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