The Meshkinfam Historical House sits behind a thick wooden door, marked by its intricate brickwork and the traditional Qajar-era courtyard layout. Built over two centuries ago, this residence served as a private home for wealthy merchant families before the Meshkinfam family transformed it into a space for art. During the renovation, workers uncovered original plaster carvings and vibrant stained glass windows hidden behind layers of later plaster. Today, the house holds a collection of stone carvings and paintings gathered by a local artist.
Meshkinfam Historical House
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