All History in Austin

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William Green Hill Home

910 Blanco St
Austin Landmark

Finks-Coffey House

908 Blanco St
Austin Landmark

Schmedes House

804 Baylor St
Austin Landmark National Register

Taylor House

608 Baylor St
Austin Landmark

Raymond-Morley House

510 Baylor St
Austin Landmark

Wroe-Bustin House

506 Baylor St
Austin Landmark National Register

Treaty Oak

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500 Baylor St
Austin Landmark
Even though only one-third of the original tree survives, the 600-year-old Treaty Oak stands on Baylor Street between West 5th Street and West 6th Street. Legend has it that the Treaty Oak was the site of treaty signings between Stephen F. Austin and local Indians; however, there is no record of Stephen F. Austin ever being in Austin. Before its Read more...

Texas Military Institute “The Castle”

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1111 W 11th St
Austin Landmark Texas Historical Landmark
In 1869 the Texas Military Institute (TMI) was built on West 11th Street. Because of its unique Victorian Gothic architecture, it is often referred to as “The Castle.” It is the oldest existing college building in Texas. Homes around the property housed faculty of the Institute. It is apparent even today that houses were part of TMI by their materials, Read more...

McBride Knudsen House

1109 W 10th St
Austin Landmark

Nicholds House

1106 W 10th St
Austin Landmark
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