File:Historic and Restored Ridvan Garden Views 1909.jpg
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| Caption | Top: An historic view of the Ridvan Garden - c.1909 - depicting visitors seated on the benches under the shade of the mulberry trees, at a time when the original canals flowed around the garden. Bottom: The same view today of the restored garden, showing its distinctive carved wooden benches and decorative paving created with tiles and river stones. |
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