Austin East, Texas, 7.5-minute Quadrangle

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Landmarks within this quadrangle

1918 State Office Building and 1933 State Highway Building (Building)
Administration Building (School)
Alice H. Robbins House (House)
Arnold Bakery (Commercial building)
Arthur N. and Jane Y. McCallum House (Hotel)
Austin Central Fire Station #1 (Fire station)
Austin Daily Tribune Building (Commercial building)
Austin Fire Drill Tower (Tower)
Austin Public Library (Library)
Austin US Courthouse (Courthouse)
Bailetti House (House)
Battle Hall (School)
Bluebonnet Tourist Camp (Building)
Boardman-Webb-Bugg House (House)
Bremond Block Historic District (District)
Brizendine House (House)
Brown Building (Commercial building)
C. E. Johnson House (House)
Carrington-Covert House (House)
Central Christian Church (Church)
Charles B. Moreland House (House)
Charles P. Ledbetter House (House)
Charles W. Barnes House (House)
City Cemetery (Cemetery)
Col. Monroe M. Shipe House (House)
Commercial Building at 4113 Guadalupe Street (Commercial building)
Community Center (Building)
Congress Avenue Historic District (District)
Connelly--Yerwood House (House)
Cox--Craddock House (House)
Daniel H. and William T. Caswell Houses (House)
Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Stadium)
Dr. Beadie E. and Willie R. Conner House and Park (House)
Driskill Hotel (Hotel)
Elisabet Ney Studio and Museum (Commercial building)
Evans Industrial Building (School)
F. T. and Belle Ramsey House (House)
Fischer House (House)
Floyd McGown House (House)
Frank M. and Annie G. Covert House (House)
French Legation (House)
Genaro P. and Carolina Briones House (Residential building)
George A. Peterson House (House)
George W. Sampson House (House)
George Washington Carver Library (Library)
Gilfillan House (House)
Goodall Wooten House (Hotel)
Goodman Building (School)
Governor's Mansion (Mansion)
Granger House and the Perch (House)
Haehnel Building (House)
Haynes-DeLashwah House (House)
Henry Hirshfeld House and Cottage (House)
Hildreth--Flanagan--Heierman House (House)
Hofheintz-Reissig Store (Commercial building)
House at 1170 San Bernard Street (House)
House at 1400 Canterbury Street (House)
Hyde Park Historic District (District)
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church (Church)
J. Frank Dobie House (House)
J. P. Schneider Store (Commercial building)
James F. and Susie R. Parker House (House)
John Hancock House (House)
John Henry and Minnie Tate Brewer House (House)
John W. Maddox House (House)
Joseph O. Polhemus House (House)
Limerick--Frazier House (House)
Little Campus (School)
Littlefield House (House)
Lung House (House)
Mather-Kirkland House (House)
Millett Opera House (Commercial building)
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Land Co. House (House)
Moonlight Towers (Courthouse)
Moore--Hancock Farmstead (Farm)
Neill-Cochran House (House)
Newton House (House)
Oakwood Cemetery Annex (Cemetery)
Old Bakery (Commercial building)
Old Land Office Building (Building)
Oliphant--Walker House (House)
Page--Gilbert House (House)
Paramount Theatre (Theater)
Perry Estate--St. Mary's Academy (School)
Peter and Clotilde Shipe Mansbendel House (House)
Phillip W. Jobe House (House)
Rainey Street Historic District (District)
Rather House (House)
Rev. Henry M. and Jennie Sears House (House)
Robert H. and Edith Ethel McCauley House (House)
Robert Irvin House (House)
Robinson-Macken House (House)
Rogers--Bell House (House)
Scholz Garten (Meeting hall)
Scottish Rite Dormitory (Residential building)
Shadow Lawn Historic District (District)
Shotgun at 1206 Canterbury Street (House)
Shotguns at 1203--1205 Bob Harrison (House)
Sixth Street Historic District (District)
Smith--Marcuse--Lowry House (House)
Smith-Clark and Smith-Bickler Houses (House)
Southgate-Lewis House (House)
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Building (Commercial building)
St. David's Episcopal Church (Church)
St. Mary's Cathedral (Church)
State Cemetery of Texas (Military cemetery)
State Lunatic Asylum (Building)
State Theater (Theater)
Stavely-Kunz-Johnson House (House)
Swedish Hill Historic District (District)
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Headquarters (Meeting hall)
Texas State Capitol (Capitol building)
Town Lake Gazebo (Structure)
Travis County Courthouse (Courthouse)
U.S. Post Office and Federal Building (Post office)
University Baptist Church (Church)
University Junior High School (School)
Victory Grill (Theater)
W. T. and Clotilde V. Williams House (House)
Wahrenberger House (House)
Walter Schulze House and Industrial Structure (House)
Wesley United Methodist Church (Church)
Westhill (House)
William Braxton Barr House (House)
William Sidney Porter House (House)
Willow-Spence Streets Historic District (District)
Wooldridge Park (Park)
Worrell--Ettlinger House (House)