From KEYE, February 11, 2009...
Three sites in the Austin area are among the latest to added to the most endangered historic places in Texas.
Preservation Texas made the announcement of the 11 sites Wednesday morning at the State Capitol.
The Texas Governor's Mansion, American National Bank Building, and Hamilton Pool Preserve in Dripping Springs are among 11 sites that Preservation Texas, Inc. named to its sixth annual list of Texas' Most Endangered Historic Places.
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Saturday, February 14, 2009
Monday, July 7, 2008
After Williamson historical site is missed during road-building, state wants to study other sites
From statesman.com, July 7, 2008...
The state's transportation agency is proposing a study of Williamson County's historical sites after an almost 140-year-old farm in Leander was overlooked by road officials, allowing a major roadway to be built within a mile of it without the proper federal review for historical sites.
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The state's transportation agency is proposing a study of Williamson County's historical sites after an almost 140-year-old farm in Leander was overlooked by road officials, allowing a major roadway to be built within a mile of it without the proper federal review for historical sites.
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