Isfahan, Iran
1 story took place here — most often featuring Keith Ransom-Kehler.
Isfahán (today: Isfahan, Iran)
In 1933 the Bahá'í World, successor to the Star of the West, carried the story of Keith Ransom-Kehler — the American Bahá'í travel teacher who had gone to Iran in defense of the Faith and had died in Isfahán of smallpox, becoming the first American Bahá'í martyr.