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Governor's Mansion In Austin, Texas Destroyed

By Chuck Newton

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This is just terrible news.  The Texas Governor's Mansion was destroyed by fire.  The 150-year-old mansion was undergoing renovations.  The damage is being reported as "bordering on catastrophic".

From the time I was just a child visiting Austin for the first time, I have always loved that house.  It was just simply beautiful in its simple elegance.  I guess it can be rebuilt, but it just will not be the same.  More Texas history is lost.

Below are some before and after pictures of the mansion:

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Full post as published by Chuck Newton on June 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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