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Old 02-20-2005, 09:51 PM
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Default Finding out when schools were bulit

What document or place/web site can I use to find out when specific schools were built - this is for Austin, but I suppose it's the same info for anywhere...

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old one roomers or modern ones? on most of the ones in use today there is a brick with a date right? maybe just around here. its usually a big one on the corner.
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Old 02-20-2005, 10:50 PM
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What document or place/web site can I use to find out when specific schools were built - this is for Austin, but I suppose it's the same info for anywhere...

any help would be greatly appreciated!
PM me with the school and I will give you all the data I have. I have most Texas Schools pretty much in order. Never hunted much at schools as of yet.

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Check county property appraisers site if available. My county lists year built on all schools.
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Another spot to check is this link. It lets you know the rough history of the town and sometimes lists the schools if you know the names ect..


www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online

This is over there by ya at that!! I use the University of Texas at Austin for research quite regularly. Good luck.

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