North Central Growth Corridor (Other Keyword)

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Archeological and Historical Investigations in the North Central Austin Growth Corridor, Part I: the Fulkes Homestead, 41TV638, Part II: the Bird Cabin, 41T V643, Technical Bulletin 66 (1984)
DOCUMENT Citation Only H. Moncure.

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Brief Architectural and Historical Analysis of the Albert Fulkes Homestead (1983)
DOCUMENT Citation Only M. Guarino.

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Cultural Resource Survey and Assessment in the North Central Austin Growth Corridor, Travis County, Texas, Technical Bulletin 63 (1983)
DOCUMENT Citation Only H. Moncure.

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