Agatha Christie’s historic Baghdad house in danger of collapsing – Middle East Monitor

The historic house in Baghdad, where renowned British author Agatha Christie lived for 13 years, is in dire need of repair, with warnings of potential collapse. Despite its deteriorating condition, the house holds significant historical value and could be transformed into a museum with collaboration from the British Embassy and Iraqi authorities, reflecting Christie’s deep connection to Iraq.

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