by A Garland Adair and E H Perry Sr. 1956. 234p

The document is a historical account of Austin, Texas, covering various aspects from its early days to the mid-20th century. It includes details about the city's growth, the diverse population, and the occupations of its residents. The document also highlights the political and social developments, such as the news of Texas's admission to the Union and the return of the capital to Austin. Additionally, it provides insights into the city's educational, religious, and cultural institutions, as well as the newspapers and military units that were active in the region.