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Group of men standing in front of Reno and Reasonover Barber Shop on Congress Avenue, circa 1907. Signs advertise hot and cold baths and The Central Barber Shop

Group photo of 1906 Texas baseball pennant winners

Three men in suits holding buckets and standing near a bridge at Barton Creek. Photograph is a cyanotype.

Group portrait outside the Hornsby Dunlop consolidated school. In 1905 the Hornsby Bend schools combined with those of Dunlap to form the Hornsby-Dunlap common school district. The Hornsby-Dunlap district was annexed to the Del Valle Independent School District in 1967.

Eight men stand inside of Achilles Grocery, circa 1900s. The walls are lined with shelves full of canned goods. There are baskets of fruit and a display of Sunshine Biscuits at the front of the store. Will Achilles Jackson and Richard Harrison are in the image

Group portrait of children belonging to the first Mexican Baptist Church at 112 Medina street). A handwritten caption on the photo reads "Grupo de la Iglesia, 1908, Jose Silva, pastor."

View of the congregation of Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church. Names of some church members are listed.

Exterior view of Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church. Established soon after Clarksville was founded, Sweet Home was the cornerstone of life in the early freedman's community for its residents and has remained an important part of Clarksville ever since. The church is a City of Austin and a State of Texas Historic Landmark.

Exterior view of the Central Methodist Church, located at Colorado and 13th Streets, circa 1901. The yard in front of the church is very overgrown and a tree partially obscures the name on the front of the church. A girl stands atop the church steps.

A group of swimmers in Hamilton Creek in 19th century or early 20th century style swim wear.

View of the Peripatus looking north at 21st Street in 1904 with trees and overgrown grass. This image is from photographic plates made by J.M. Kuehne loaned by the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History (Barker History Center).

Group portrait of men and women on a porch, one person is holding an American flag

Group of students of different ages and teachers kneeling and standing in front of Manor School/Parson's Seminary.

Horse-drawn fire wagon with fire department personnel. Pencil notation on reverse reads, "North Austin Fire Co. #8 (6?), circa 1900, Fire Stations 30th and Guadalupe."

Arched stone bridge over Barton Creek. Some people can be seen in the foreground.

Exterior view of Texas Governor's Mansion from the east, showing the east elevation with covered balcony, gothic screen door, front walk with urns, and grounds. The Greek Revival style mansion, located at 1010 Colorado Street, was built by Abner Cook in 1855 and has been continuously occupied since 1856. It was designated a Texas historic landmark in 1962 and national historic landmark in 1970.

Exterior view of Texas Governor's Mansion from the east, showing the Campbell family standing on the front walk. Governor Campbell served 1907-1911. The Greek Revival style mansion, located at 1010 Colorado Street, was built by Abner Cook in 1855 and has been continuously occupied since 1856. It was designated a Texas historic landmark in 1962 and national historic landmark in 1970.

Exterior view of Texas Governor's Mansion from the east, showing the east elevation with open balcony, front walk with urns, dirt street, curb, and unfenced grounds with carriage house visible in the background. The Greek Revival style mansion, located at 1010 Colorado Street, was built by Abner Cook in 1855 and has been continuously occupied since 1856. It was designated a Texas historic landmark in 1962 and national historic landmark in 1970.

Front elevation, from south east, wood step handrails, shows grounds, front entry ("Sep 64" stamped on copy print, photo actually taken in 1906)

Original map drawn in 1898. Retraced by H. M. Bramlette in March 1915. Blueline copy. School index on verso.

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