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Mathews Elementary

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906 W Lynn St
Austin Landmark National Register
Mathews Elementary School, at 906 West Lynn Street, was built in 1915 and is named after former school board member W. J. Mathews. By June of 1917, Mathews Elementary School had 190 students and 5 teachers. In the spring of 2000 the school became part of the National Register of Historic Places and a designated Austin Landmark. In performing the Read more...

Lawson House

1106 Toyath St
Austin Landmark National Register

Schmedes House

804 Baylor St
Austin Landmark National Register

Wroe-Bustin House

506 Baylor St
Austin Landmark National Register

Smoot Family Home “Flower Hill”

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1316 W 6th St
Austin Landmark National Register Texas Historical Landmark
Flower Hill was built in the 1870s by Richard Kelly Smoot. He designed the house himself and used his study as a classroom for the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Smoot trained 44 ministers before closing the school in 1895. Legend has it that William Sydney Porter (O. Henry) and Athol Estes were married by Smoot at Flower Hill in 1887. Read more...
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