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View of a scene at the Inauguration of Beauford Jester in front of the Capitol building.

Group portrait of the Kunz family taken from 1111 West 11th Street. The Texas State Capitol building is visible in the background while the family sits on a bench in the foreground.

Portrait of Henry Maerki taken between 1902-1906 from the balcony at 1006 Congress Ave, with the Capitol in the background.

Lillie Otting Maerki standing on a balcony at the bakery at 1006 Congress Ave. with the Texas Capitol in the background, sometime between 1902-1906

Black and white photograph postcard showing an unpaved Congress Avenue looking north to the Capitol.

Large group of people looking at flood damage. The dome of the Capitol building is visible in the distance.

View looking north up Congress Avenue toward the Capitol biulding from south of the river. The Colorado River has flooded and the streets are full of water. Poles for power lines are falling over.

View looking northwest from South Congress Avenue with the roads flooded. The capitol building is visible in the distance. Signs are visible for Butter Krust, Southwest Body Works, and Texaco.

Congress Avenue covered in snow with a veiw of the capitol building. The street is slushy with dirty snow that hasn't been plowed, and cars parked along the side of the streets are covered in snow.

View of the Capitol building with a tornado funnel passing over it.

A man walks in the snow and carries an umbrella to protect his uncovered head from snow flurries in front of the Texas Ranger equestrian statue near the Texas state capitol building in the 1980s. Light snow covers the sidewalk and ground.

View of a World War I era military parade on Congress Avenue. Men in uniform walk in rows of 4-5 across. The capitol is visible in the distance. Signs for the Queen Theater, Keystona Hotel, and C.A. Bradford Co. are visible.

Photograph of children and parents riding the Zilker Zephyr miniature train through Zilker Park with view of downtown in background.

View of the first Capitol built by the Republic, Austin 1839

Destruction by fire of the temporary Capitol building.

View of the Capitol building on fire, with smoke emanating from the top floor of the building as onlookers stand in the street.

Note on back of photo: "Photo by Allen Searight, taken September 20, 1991. Robert Sneed." Portrait of a mature Robert Sneed standing on a sidewalk near the Texas capitol building on Congress Avenue. He wears a suit and tie.

Note on back of photo: "Photo by Allen Searight, taken September 20, 1991. Robert Sneed." Portrait of a mature Robert Sneed standing on a sidewalk near the Texas capitol building on Congress Avenue. He wears a suit and tie.

View of 1853 Capitol burning.

State Capitol building after the fire on the 9th of November, 1881. Several people can be seen standing on the steps leading up to the building.

View of downtown looking north up Congress Avenue with the Capitol visible in the distance.