Explore the historic architectural tapestry of Austin, beginning near the historic Capital Square where government buildings constructed between 1856 and 1933 showcase a blend of architectural styles. We’ll move from Government structures to charming residential homes featuring eclectic Victorian styles, and finally arrive at the vibrant commercial district—all reflecting the diverse aesthetic sensibilities of their eras.
We will meet in front of the new Austin Visitors Center on 5th street just east of Congress Avenue.
This is the one we go inside! This architectural beauty has a wild history. Learn about what inspired it's architecture through the ages.
At the Bremond block we'll take a stroll around a well-preserved block of Victorian homes and learn about their architectural evolution.
From outside, we'll admire and learn about this monument of predepression Art Deco.
This mansion may seem out of place amongst commercial and government buildings, but 100 years ago those blocks were covered in houses, some even larger than the Governor's Mansion.
There's too much to say about the largest State Capital building in the country. It's architecture tells dozens of wild tales. We'll let you in on a few of them from outside on the south lawn.
From outside, learn about the history of the Cathedral and it's unique construction.
It certainly doesn't fit in with it's neighbors. From outside, discuss the oldest and possibly strangest state building still standing in Austin.
From across the street we'll have a great view of the theatrical ornamentation used in this 1915 construction.
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