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Document created by Austin-Oita Sister City Committee listing exchange programs and activities for 1990-1994

Google Earth aerial photographs of San Jose Cemetery II. San Jose II, is located at 8101 Posten Lane off of Hoeke Lane. San Jose Cemetery, also referred to as Cemeterio San José and Montopolis Cemetery, is a historic Mexican and Mexican American cemetery in the Montopolis neighborhood of Southeast Austin, Texas.

This episode of the KLRU series Austin Remember When focuses on the history of the Brown Building, located at 708 Colorado Stree, Austin, Texas. Guests on the program talk about notable events that took place there and the various residents and businesses that occupied the building.

This episode of the Lower Colorado River Authority's program "Wavelength" give a day by day, and practically hour by hour, account of the historic 1991 flood on the Colorado River and how the Lower Colorado River Authority responded and managed the flood. The program also explores the LCRA's ineractions with victims of the flood and the its aftermath.

This video contains two promotional spots for the 1994 Austin Aqua Festival. The first spot highlights the drag boat races which have been absent from the Aqua Festival for 15 years. The second spot highlights the family focused activities and shows that will be at the festival.

Join Walk Austin and their volunteers as they access the walkability of Lamar Boulevard.

This general promotional spot for the 1994 Austin Aquafest informs viewers about the themed nights of the festival including Country Night, Tejano Night, German/Czech Night, and Rock/Cajun Night.

This video contains two promotional spots for the 1994 Austin Aqua Festival. The first spot highlights the drag boat races which have been absent from the Aqua Festival for 15 years. The second spot highlights the family focused activities and shows that will be at the festival.

This short informational video discusses the need for a new Airport for Austin, Texas and explains the design plans for the new airport.

This documentary covers the restoration of the Hill Country Flier steam train and a ride on the train from Cedar Park to the festivities in Burnet.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.

Signal Smoke is the Travis County Audubon Society's newsletter. Travis Audubon was founded in 1952 by visionary Central Texans who recognized the vital connection between conserving wildlife habitat and the ecological balance necessary for healthy, sustainable, and habitable communities.