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Austin Then and Now (Then & Now),Used
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Twentyfirst century Austin has a reputation as a quirky, hip, culturallydiverse town thats home to the worldfamous SouthbySouthwest music festival and the University of Texas Longhorns. Its come a long way since Spanish explorers arrived circa 1709. Austin Then and Now rounds up all of the hot spots in a unique photographic history of Texas capital city. When Mirabeau Lamar succeeded Sam Houston as the President of the Republic of Texas, he moved the capital from Houston to Austin. The State Capitol that was eventually built in 1888 remains the largest statehouse in the U.S. Students will get a kick out of the sidebyside thenandnow photos of the University of Texas Tower and Main building what was once a humble single building on 40 acres is now one of the largest public universities in the United States. Austins Driskill Hotel, one of the finest Victorian hotels in the west, has long been a destination for famous Texans. Former President Lyndon B. Johnson took Lady Bird to the Driskill on their first date! Austins most famous landmarks are featured, including the O. Henry House, the French Legation, the Governors Mansion, and other locations beloved by Texans.
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