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"Best Wishes from the Lone Star State." Christmas Greetings from Texas. Mrs. Shirley.(1)
"Old Gustaf Palm [log cabin built by Palm] once located at 1401 San Jacinto. Now located in Round Rock Swedish Park."(1)
"Sincerely Yrs. Louis C. Wise."(1)
"The Republic of Texas is no More" - President Anson Jones, Annexation Ceremony, February 19, 1846.(2)
A floating bridge Mr. Swisher and Dr. Lane built over the Colorado River at the foot of Brazos St. The bridge was built at the foot of Congress Ave.(1)

Archives and Library Building - inscription on building front, south of doors.(1)

Archives and Library Building - inscription on front of building, north of door.(1)

Archives and Library Building - view from Capitol.(2)

Archives and Library Building.(1)

Archives and Library Building. Southermost font door, "Archives"(1)

Archives and Library Building prior to 1963 when sidewalk was cut through grass directly in front of main door.(1)

Archives in Quonset Hut, Camp Hubbard, Austin, Texas. 1956-1962.(1)

Austin, Texas. November, 1940. [Aerial view of University of Texas and Capitol grounds. Football game in progress at University of Texas](1)

Bullock's Hotel. corner Congress Ave. and 6th St. Austin, Texas.(1)

Cambridge Tower.(1)

Capitol- Austin, Texas. 1839-1852.(1)

Capitol at Austin. Burned 1881.(1)

Capitol Building. Republic of Texas. 1839-1856. Showing location of capitol and stockade. As the capitol Building Looked from the south end.(1)

City of Austin the New Capitol of Texas in 1840.(2)

Colorado River Dam. Austin, Texas. Jan/93.(1)

Congress Ave. looking n.e. from 5th and Congress Ave.(1)

Congress Avenue.(1)

Congress Avenue from Sixth Street in Austin, Texas.(1)

Dedication of Houston statue in Lobby of Archives and Library Building - given to the State by the Masons of Texas(1)

Description of the Texas Capitol Building. [Capitol. 1888.](1)

First Capitol Built by the Republic. Austin, Texas. 1893- [1852](2)

First Capitol Built by the Republic was located in Austin, Texas; it was in front of this building that the ceremonies were held when Texas joined the Union. [Capitol. 1839-1852](1)

General Search Room, Archives Division, Texas State Library.(1)

Goddess of Liberty before being placed on the Capitol dome, September 10, 1886.(1)

Governor's Mansion(1)

Highway Building, Basement. Archives [Division. Research Room. Mrs. Berth Brandt.](1)

Highway Building, Basement. Archives [Division. Research Room.](2)

Highway Building, Basement. Archives [Division. Research Room]Mrs. Fox [with researcher.](1)

Highway Building, Basement. Archives [Division. Research Room]Mrs. Virginia H. Taylor and Mr. Kenneth Warren.(1)

Lake view in the State Insane Asylum Park, Austin, Texas.(1)

McDonald dam shown after it was destroyed.(1)

Northwest view of capitol. Showing the minor Government Buildings.(1)

O. Henry Museum.(1)

Old Capitol soon after the fire, 1881.(1)

Parade at dedication of present State Capitol (1925). This photograph was taken May 16, 1888. Taken from Congress Ave. and 8th on Ave Hotel porch, looking s. w., showing the Mounted guards. 3rd U. S. Cavalry.(1)

Parade at dedication of State Capitol, May 16, 1888. Taken from corner of Congress Ave. and 8th, looking s.w.(1)

Pecks Hall corner Brazos and 6th Street where Driskill Hotel now stands.(1)

Picture of [General] Land Office [Building] with blue print room in rear.(1)

Ruins at Penn Field by tornado, May 4, 1922.(1)

Scene at the State Insane Asylum.(1)

Snow in Austin, Texas (6th and Congress Avenue).(1)

Souvenir. May, 1888.(1)

State Capitol.(1)

State Capitol Austin, Texas.(1)

Suggestion for A State Archives and Library Building. Recalling the virtues of the Texas "Colonial Capitol".(1)

Taken in City tax office. July, 1911. Mr. Henry Ziller (right), Mr. Fred Sterzing, and Mr. [Carroll] Graves [working](1)

Taken shortly after destruction of first dam.(1)

Texas - The New State Capitol Building, at Austin. To be dedicated with imposing ceremonies May 14th-19th. [As designed by E. E. Meyers](1)

Texas and Her Presidents. President's House at Austin, Texas. [Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar House] Present site of St. Mary's Academy.(1)

Texas State Capitol Building.(1)

Texas State Library. Archives Division.(1)

The Alamo monument. Sculptor, Naugle. Made in 1841. Destroyed by fire in Capitol 1881. Fragment on exhibition in state library. C. W. Raines. 1905.(2)

The Austin Woman's Club, acquired in 1920.(1)

The Capitol in the city of Austin. Southern view. Burned Nov. 8th, 1881.(1)

The State Capitol Shortly before 1920.(1)

W. J. Oliphant's picture gallery.(1)

Woodlawn House. Austin, Travis County, Texas.(1)

[Annexation Ceremony in Austin, Texas] [Including portraits of ] Anson Jones and James P. Henderson.(1)

[Archives and Library Building](2)

[Austin State Hospital](1)

[Capitol. 1839-1852. Austin, Texas](1)

[Capitol. 1852-1881.](1)

[Capitol. 1852-1881](3)

[Capitol. 1853-1881](1)

[Capitol. 1888. Aerial view.](1)

[Capitol. 1888. Laying the cornerstone, March 2, 1885.](1)

[Capitol. 1888.](6)

[Capitol. Austin, Texas] "Compliments of Dr. C. B. Stoddard Dentist, Austin, Texas. E. E. Meyers, Architect, Detroit, Michigan, Architect of Michigan Capitol Building."(1)

[City Book Store. Austin, Texas. Interior.](1)

[Congress Avenue. Looking north toward Capitol.](1)

[Congress Avenue from top fo Government building, 5th and Congress.](1)

[Elisha Marshall] Pease Mansion. Austin, Texas.(1)

[French Legation. Ribbon cutting ceremony, April 5, 1956] Cutting ribbon Mrs. Barclay Megarity, Waco - Sitting, Mrs. Starkey Duncan.(1)

[General Land Office. Study design] Designed and drawn by Prof. Doct. C. Stromme, Draftsman in General Land Office. Front- view.(1)

[Goddess of Liberty before being placed on the Capitol dome, September 10, 1886.](1)

[Governor's Mansion before 1880.](1)

[Governor's Mansion](1)

[Highway Building, Archives Division, Stack area.](1)

[Missouri House with man on horse back in the street.](1)

[Sir Svante Palm house. ](1)

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Boone Photo (1)
Corrubia, Paul E.(1)
Dorf Photography(1)
Ellison Photo Co.(1)
Frank, Abe (1)

Harris, A. W.(1)

Hill, Samuel B., 1840-1917(2)

Hillyer, H. B. (Hamilton Biscoe), 1835-1903(1)

Ilse (1)

Jordan Company(1)

Jordan Photo (1)

Links, J. D. (1)

Luck Bros (1)

Malone, Bill (1)

Meyers, E. E.(1)

Rosenberg, W. v. (William von)(1)

Scarbrough and Hick(1)

Stoddard, Dr. C. B.(1)

Stromme, Doct. C.(1)

United Press International(1)

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Black-and-white photographs(58)
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Drawings (visual works)(18)
Engravings (prints)(6)
Paintings (visual works)(1)

Panoramas (1)

Photoengravings (prints)(5)

Photographic postcards(3)

Postcards (3)

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Abilene (Tex.)(1)
Austin (Tex.)(98)

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[Capitol. Austin, Texas] “Compliments of Dr. C. B. Stoddard Dentist, Austin, Texas. E. E. Meyers, Architect, Detroit, Michigan, Architect of Michigan Capitol Building.”

Places collection

image

[City Book Store. Austin, Texas. Interior.]

Places collection

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“Best Wishes from the Lone Star State.” Christmas Greetings from Texas. Mrs. Shirley.

“Old Gustaf Palm [log cabin built by Palm] once located at 1401 San Jacinto. Now located in Round Rock Swedish Park.”

“Sincerely Yrs. Louis C. Wise.”

“The Republic of Texas is no More” – President Anson Jones, Annexation Ceremony, February 19, 1846.

“The Republic of Texas is no More” – President Anson Jones, Annexation Ceremony, February 19, 1846.

[Annexation Ceremony in Austin, Texas] [Including portraits of ] Anson Jones and James P. Henderson.

[Archives and Library Building]

[Archives and Library Building]

[Austin State Hospital]

[Capitol. 1839-1852. Austin, Texas]

[Capitol. 1852-1881.]

[Capitol. 1852-1881]

[Capitol. 1852-1881]

[Capitol. 1852-1881]

[Capitol. 1853-1881]

[Capitol. 1888. Aerial view.]

[Capitol. 1888. Laying the cornerstone, March 2, 1885.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. 1888.]

[Capitol. Austin, Texas] “Compliments of Dr. C. B. Stoddard Dentist, Austin, Texas. E. E. Meyers, Architect, Detroit, Michigan, Architect of Michigan Capitol Building.”

[City Book Store. Austin, Texas. Interior.]