Texas State Cemetery, Austin
Is the state burying ground for Texas politicians, cultural figures and Republic of Texas heroes.
Is the state burying ground for Texas politicians, cultural figures and Republic of Texas heroes. Texas luminaries buried within its grounds include Stephen F. Austin, John Connally, Barbara Jordan, Darrell Royal and Ann Richards. The cemetery is open 365 days a year from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Audio tours are available at the office at 909 Navasota Street or can be downloaded for free from the website. Admittance is free, but can be limited during a funeral.
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About Texas State Cemetery
909 Navasota St, Austin, TX, United States
+1 512-463-0605
Texas State Cemetery and Nearby Sights on Map
Texas State Cemetery
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