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Learn the story of Richard Moya Park in Precinct 4

Learn the story of Richard Moya Park in Precinct 4, including the history of the historic bridge and the community of Moore’s Crossing. Full video at https://www.traviscountyhistory.org/hd2021

Hamilton Pool is known far and wide. But what do y

Hamilton Pool is known far and wide. But what do you know about the history of this popular and picturesque preserve? Full video at https://www.traviscountyhistory.org/hd2021/.

Located in Precinct 2, the Fritz Hughes, Selma Hug

Located in Precinct 2, the Fritz Hughes, Selma Hughes, Tom Hughes, and Mary Quinlan parks were all deeded to Travis County in 1939. How did these first Travis County parks come about? Find out now! Full video at https://www.traviscountyhistory.org/hd2021/.

Each day this week we will explore in depth a park

Each day this week we will explore in depth a park in each of the 4 precincts. First up, in Precinct 1: East Metro Park, a community jewel with roots in a freedman’s community. To view the full video, visit: https://www.traviscountyhistory.org/hd2021

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