2 Texas African American History Memorial
- 2 Texas African American History Memorial
- 4 The Haskell House
- 6 Sweethome Baptist Church
- 8 The Gold Dollar Building
- 10 Barbara Jordan Statue + Sweatt v. Painter
- 12 MLK Statue
- 14 Oakwood Cemetery “Colored Section”
- 15 Teachers State Association of Texas
- 16 Richard Overton’s Home
- 17 George Washington Carver Library
- 18 Huston-Tillotson University
- 19 The Victory Grill
The OG Route
The Texas African American History Memorial was erected in 2016 on the State Capitol grounds...
Clarksville was previously part of a plantation, owned by Governor Elisha M. Pease...
African American Charles Clark founded Clarksville six years after the civil war...
Jacob Fontaine's former home, the Gold Dollar Building is the last remaining building...
Barbara Jordan (1936-1996) was a Texas Congresswoman (D) from Houston...
This statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was unveiled in September 1999...
Oakwood Cemetary is the oldest city owned cemetery in Austin. The area of the cemetery...
The building that housed the Colored Teachers State Association building, serving African...
Richard Arvin Overton (May 11, 1906 – December 27, 2018) was an American supercentenarian...
The Carver Museum and Cultural Center and the Carver Branch Library grew out of one of the...
The collaboration of diligent black people and concerned white philanthropists from the North...
Johnny Holmes, a booking agent and band manager, opened the Victory Grill on August 15th...