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- University DemocratsSeptember 13, 2011Welcome to the Texas State Capitol...Interested in lobbying and promoting student issues? Stand Up and Change Texas the University Democrats at the University of Texas at Austin! Read more
- Where's Alice Bliss?January 9, 2012A copy of "Alice Bliss" was left here by Book Crosser ThePickyGirl! Find it, read it, and follow the journeys at www.wheresalicebliss.com
- Allen ArcadeJanuary 27, 2013Uh oh. The House better get with the times and switch out these 30 pin old iDevice connectors.
- Al-Moslih AlaaDecember 21, 2016The only thing worry about is the parking lot if it is available, in public or not?
- bejewellOctober 18, 2014Ann Richards, we miss you. Love, Killer Robot Unicorns from Space :-) #socialdash
- Michael B.September 3, 2012This is a nice place 2 go 2 and look at the capitol of the state of Texas.
- Mobile Austin NotaryJuly 4, 2011Texas Capital is taller than Wash D.C capital, everything is really BIGGER in Texas! :)
- Sarah MercadoMarch 13, 2012Sitting outside having a picnic is the perfect way to spend the afternoon
- ScoutmobNovember 28, 2011Elle Woods-approved: The Texas State Capitol building in Austin is made from Texas pink granite.
- Travaasa AustinSeptember 20, 2011Guided tours are offered weekdays, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; and Sundays, 12-3:30 p.m.
- DoraJuly 21, 2010Free tours of the building are available throughout the day, everyday, except for certain holidays. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
- Sebastian RivasJanuary 18, 2015Stay off the grass. Bike friendly. Don't mess with guards. Will fuck you up.
- The original specifications for the Capitol called for limestone! Aren't we glad the used Texas granite instead.
- If you ride the bus catch it here before the 6th street crowd.damn kids
- You have to go through the stupid metal detector now. It is worth it though.
- Theodora, RealtorMarch 12, 2013Advocates for Alzheimer's research, funding and awareness have flooded the halls of Texas State Capital.
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