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Ottoman Abbas Hilmi Pasha and his hungarian wife Marianna Török (turkish name: Subeide Chavidan)
Abbas Hilmi Paşa ve Macar asıllı eşi Marianna Török- (türkce adi: Zübeyde Cavidan)
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Café Eden, Smyrna (today Izmir, Turkey).
Photo c. 1890 by Istanbul-based firm Sebah & Joaillier. The café was destroyed by a fire around 1900.
Cafés like this were exclusive establishments, very different from the small coffee stalls popular in business areas of most cities of the Ottoman Empire. Large coffee houses like Café Eden “were top-of-the-line establishments, located in exclusive neighbourhoods of larger cities and offering posh appointments, instrumentalists, singers, and dancers, often in gardenlike surroundings with fountains and tree-shaded tables.” (+)
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Doing a little #tasting till 7pm CST today at Parkway Wine & Spirits in #Smyrna. 611 President Place. #wine #bourbon #oldfashioned #mintjulep #medleybros
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Impromptu #pop up event for the #holidays today-Tuesday at Parkway Wine & Spirits in #Smyrna. Come visit us, #Nashville #Murfreesboro etc. #shopping #market #supportsmallbusiness
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