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Austin has always been the capital of Texas….right? Wrong! The location of the capital has been the subject of much debate among the Texas cities and led to a small skirmish called the Texas Archives War. During this episode, one woman saved the fate of Austin as the capital. Learn her story and find our monument honoring her actions.
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Barton Springs is another of our favorite places in Austin. The waters were considered sacred by the Tonkawas and used for purification rituals. The Spanish settled temporary missions along its banks before moving on to San Antonio. Today, Austinites use it as a gathering place and as a means of escaping the extreme summers. Visit the main pool, find some of the lesser-known sister springs, and enjoy one of Austin's most treasured places. Take a photo of the group here. Bonus points for every team member who takes a dip into the springs.
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No state is more proud of its history, culture, and status than Texas. That pride can be found in many places around Austin but is most prominent at the Texas Capitol building. Every Texan boasts about the grandeur of our capitol (and that its slightly taller than the U.S. Capitol). Take a photo of the Seal of Texas inside of the rotunda.
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The original home of the Austin Museum of Art is stunning. Located along one of Austin's lakes, this Italiante styled house is surrounded by contemporary scultures. Find the villa, locate your favorite sculpture, and then take a photo of your team doing your best mimic of this art piece. Be creative!
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We love our greenspaces and few are more enchanting than Bull Creek. Your team will need to visit one of two spots here. 1) Nestled in this greenbelt is an automotive mystery. Long ago, a car was swept away during a flood and now rests along the banks of Bull Creek. Find the car and take a picture. 2) Bull Creek has long been a path for native Americans, Spanish soldiers, and pioneering Austinites. Find a place in the creekbed where you can still see the tracks from wagons making their way upstream.
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