United States dependent children attend the American Dependents School (later known as Tehran American School) in Tehran, Iran before the revolution. An Iranian school bus is parked outside the school gate. The children and women cross the school yard. Snow-capped mountain range is seen behind the school. American teachers and personnel exit a GMC school bus labeled “School Bus 4”. Boys playing basketball in school yard. A teacher watches over students playing on monkey bars of school playground. Sign reads “American Dependents School”

Location: Tehran Iran

Date: 1956, May 21

Duration: 1 min 30 sec

Sound: No

Color: Monochrome

Clip Type: Unedited

Language: None

Clip: 65675080214

The Iran Central Bank building; Bank Melli Iran building, Toopkhaneh Square in Tehran, Iran.

Cars and horse carts move past the Iran Central Bank building, now the Treasury of National Jewels Museum (Tehran Province, Tehran, Javadiyeh, 213 Avenue Central Bank of Ferdowsi, Iran.) Cars drive past the modernist Bank Melli Iran building on Ferdowsi Avenue, Tehran. Tehran Toopkhaneh / Sepah Square (Imam Khomeini Sq.) with view of Reza Shah Pahlavi statue.

Location: Tehran Iran

Date: 1956, May 21

Duration: 49 sec

Sound: No

Color: Monochrome

Clip Type: Unedited

Language: None

Clip: 65675080215

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