
Posting historical photos and videos of the Texas Capitol and its former inhabitants. From @wsbyerly
Austin, Texas
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Governor Barnes with the gavel he used to break a tie in the Texas Senate on a bill @TXCapHistory @scottbraddock – at West University Place, TX
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It's 1986 in Austin and you're watching @KarlRove claim that he found an electronic listening device in his office, the same day as the Clements-White debate #txlege @fox7austin
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We are so grateful for Rep. Garnet Coleman’s decades of service and dedication, not only to the people of Texas, but to LSG. His legacy lives on through our work and through the many young leaders he mentored along the way.
See Chair Walle’s statement below.
RIP Garnet Coleman. House member from 1991-2021 and long term staple on County Affairs. #txlege
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#OnThisDay: Sixty-six years ago today, on September 13, 1960, Senator #JohnFKennedy and Senator #LyndonBJohnson campaigned across #Texas.
📷 Frank Muto | #Austin and #FortWorth
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Fun flashback: Then-Rep Tracy King, D-Uvalde, is startled by a rubber snake in his desk on the Texas House floor. Wait for it...
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#HappyBirthday to former #TexasGovernor #AnnRichards, born on this day in 1933 in #Lakeview, #Texas (now Lacy Lakeview). 🥳
Over the years, we were honored to welcome #GovernorRichards to the #LBJLibrary on several occasions.
Happy birthday LBJ, born 118 years ago today in Johnson City. #txlege
1966 - 60 years ago: A busy @UTAustin Main Mall during class change. These students registered for classes waiting in long lines at Gregory Gym, bought textbooks at the Co-op with personal checks, and carried their books without backpacks. How did they survive? 😉
The Finance Committee if the 1974 Texas Constitutional Convention meets on January 16th. #txlege
August 1965: President Lyndon Johnson and @UTAustin graduate Lady Bird Johnson (bachelor degrees in history and journalism) inspect the architectural model for the LBJ Library. The first presidential library on a college campus, it opened 55 years ago, in 1971.
📸: LBJ Library
Micky Leland talking to Bob Gammage during the Constitutional Convention of 1974. Taken April 2nd.
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RIP Ton Luce. A life well lived in services to others. #txlege





























