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An illustration of Austin Texas

An illustration of the city of Austin about 1839 or 1841.

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[City Of Austin]

City of Austin, The New Capital of Texas in 1844. Reproduced from "Texas in 1840 or the Emigrant's Guide to the New Republic."

1844

IIllustration of Austin about 1839 or 1841. Copied from print in book "Austin Yesterday and Today". Call number: A 976.411 AU76J. Back of title page. Daughters of the Republic of Texas owns the original artwork.

circa 1840

City of Austin, the New Capital of Texas in January 1, 1840

Copy of Illustration of the new capital of Texas in 1840.

1840

Austin, the Seat of the Texas Government in 1840

Copy of drawing of early Austin made by Edward Hall. Original sketch in: old and fragile collection, Item 1

1840

Capitol, Austin, From 1839-1856, And Connected With The Activities Of General Houston While President

Bernhardt Wall's illustration, copied from "following General Houston," shows exterior of wooden cabin style building with Texas flag on roof. The caption includes the title and also reads, "Collection of the Kinkaid School, Houston."

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A Topographical Map of the Government Tract Adjoining the City of Austin, Plotted and Drawn by William H. Sandusky, According to an Act of Congress passed on the 5th January 1840

Copied by Robert Reich, December 1863; copied by Waller K Boggs, December 1931; Traced by Henry S. Parkinson and Melvin K. Roberts, March 26, 1947

1840

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An illustration of Austin Texas

[City Of Austin]

Austin About 1839 or 1841

City of Austin, the New Capital of Texas in January 1, 1840

Austin, the Seat of the Texas Government in 1840

Capitol, Austin, From 1839-1856, And Connected With The Activities Of General Houston While President

A Topographical Map of the Government Tract Adjoining the City of Austin, Plotted and Drawn by William H. Sandusky, According to an Act of Congress passed on the 5th January 1840