If you or a friend or relative is interested, The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is much in need of an adviser on Persian culture and Persian-American history. Please contact your Museum at 1 (818) 347-9665.
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Showing posts with label PERSIANS. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
PERSIAN HOOKAHS IN TARZANA
2010 THE YEAR OF VALLEY ADVENTURES
A large Persian community has developed in the San Fernando Valley. Here water pipes peek through a cafe window in Tarzana. (click on image to enlarge) Photo for the archives of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by Gerald Fecht 2010
If you or a friend or relative is interested, The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is much in need of an adviser on Persian culture and Persian-American history. Please contact your Museum at 1 (818) 347-9665.
If you or a friend or relative is interested, The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is much in need of an adviser on Persian culture and Persian-American history. Please contact your Museum at 1 (818) 347-9665.
Monday, January 7, 2008
TARZANA BEAUTY SUPPLY AND SALON CONTINUES TO GROW- EARTHQUAKES AND ALL
Tarzana Shop Keeper - 2008 - photo by Gerald Fecht for The Museum of the San Fernando ValleyThe proprietor, Ms. Asan of the Tarzana Beauty Supply and Salon, had barely opened her door when the great Northridge Earthquake proved it was the great Tarzana Earthquake as well. It took Asan weeks to get her shop cleaned up and inventory in order, but she is a determined woman, as her 15 years at 18462 Clark Street proves.
Asan came to the San Fernando Valley just over 30 years ago from Tehran, Iran, and like thousands of her Persian counterparts built successful lives in America.
The Museum of the San Fernando Valley collects information and artifacts about California's Persian-American community. And, we salute Asan and her hard won business success.
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