Bullock Texas State History Museum
Under $25Three floors of exhibits trace Texas from Native settlement through the Space Race.
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Historic Greek Revival house museum in central Austin showing the city's history through furnished rooms and rotating exhibits.
2310 San Gabriel Street, Austin, Texas 78705 · Austin, TX
This museum occupies one of Austin's oldest homes, a Greek Revival residence dating from the mid-1850s. Visitors can tour historically furnished rooms that tell the story of the city and Texas from its founding through 1930. The site also includes the city's surviving slave quarters and hosts rotating art and history exhibitions, lectures, and family programs.
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