1. 1892-05-31 — `Abdu'l-Bahá rented the house now known as the Pilgrim House (or the "Tea House") at Bahjí from its Christian owner Iskandar Hawwá', the husband of `Údí Khammár's daughter Haní. [DH114, 226]
2. 1948-00-09 —
   The owners of a house near the Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh fled and the house became government property. [DH226]
   • Shoghi Effendi restored the house and made it a pilgrim house. [DH226]
   • He acquired the title in about 1956 as part of the exchange of the Ein Gev properties. [DH226]
   • See The Limited Times 11Nov22 for a history of the Ein Gev properties.
3. 1956-00-00 — Shoghi Effendi acquired the title to the Pilgrim House at Bahjí from the Israeli government as part of the exchange for the Bahá'í properties at Ein Gev. [BBD177; DH226]

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