Hi there, Linette! Try these coordinates from Google Earth: 35°46'50.78"N, 51°29'31.98"E. It is listed as 'former Tehran American School'

Cheers, Bob

I remember the elementary as a big beige structure out of brick/stone. Fairly sure the images from the news back when the Shah fell were of the elementary being overrun. Maybe a look for those pics might help. I was in Denver when it fell in the pot. Too bad the kids could not completly pull it off this time.

My sister found the yearbook I stashed at mom's house years ago. I will ping her on Monday to see if the addresses are listed inside. At least, it will have the addy of the elementary school.

Speaking of old things, when did the Iranians change the spelling of Teheran? Everywhere I look these days, it is Tehran. I learened Teheran, and I am looking at my passport from back then, and all my Visa stamps say "Prefecture Passport Police - Teheran". Of course, this was fall 1964... Wow, we entered through Kuwait...

Wow, waking up and putting together pieces of the past sure is fun... ;-]

egrep (steve pirk)

You know, I'm not sure which campus this at this point. It sounds like the high school moved to another campus which had its own football field after 1968. When I went, I'm pretty sure we played at the embassay. The google map coordinates I passed along are to the one with the field, so I have to believe that this is the new campus. I went to the "dumpy" old campus depicted in the photos on this site's home page, but can't exactly say what the address was. Bob

type in teheran american school and it pops up!