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112 E 11th St
Austin, TX 78701
+1 (512) 305-8400
https://tspb.texas.gov

The Texas State Preservation Board oversees various properties and facilities, including the Texas Capitol, the Capitol Visitors Center, and the Bullock Museum. Their mission is to preserve the state's historical and cultural assets while providing a rich experience for visitors through tours, events, and educational resources.

Additionally, the board manages visitor services, including accessibility options, dining, and shopping at the Capitol Gift Shop. Their commitment to maintaining the state's heritage is reflected in their initiatives and partnerships that support preservation efforts across Texas.

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