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Congress and Pecan. Pecan had an obvious advantage for development. The street was far enough from the river to escape flooding, which occasionally spread as far as Cypress Street (3rd Street), and it was the last east–west street flat enough for wagons and
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commercial structures began to line the streets where one-story frame buildings or vacant lots had been. In 1887, a new, larger bridge across Shoal Creek was built to match the full 80-foot (24 m) width of Sixth Street and permit wagons to cross; this
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announced that they would be relocating their downtown cinema, which was the original theater opened in 1997, to the Ritz. They began construction on April 1, 2007, to revive the Ritz as a movie theater.
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George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center
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Early Commercial, Classical Revival, Late Victorian
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858:"We're Austin Music"
809:. September 25, 2004
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2353:Texas State Capitol
2338:Seaholm Power Plant
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1399:Block 21
1023:Archived
942:July 14,
906:July 14,
887:(2006).
869:July 14,
841:July 14,
813:July 14,
787:July 14,
152:75002132
132:Multiple
73:Location
2493:Private
1758:Bridges
1652:Streets
1646:streets
1319:former
1308:schools
412:decline
337:Capitol
284:Bastrop
270:History
1804:Routes
1643:Austin
1486:Spring
1350:(ACC)
897:
727:Austin
634:Austin
541:Austin
439:Image
2186:Civic
1919:FM/RM
1500:Parks
1238:Civic
1202:Areas
990:(PDF)
305:frame
252:biker
250:) to
240:music
225:music
221:clubs
121:Built
1826:I-35
1099:and
1093:here
1079:2011
1004:2017
970:2011
944:2009
908:2009
895:ISBN
871:2009
843:2009
815:2009
789:2009
387:Ritz
385:The
303:and
242:and
231:and
217:bars
124:1839
2055:in
301:log
147:No.
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