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X-WR-CALDESC:Visit San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site on Saturday\, J
 une 22nd for a special focus on the stories of the enslaved that lived and
  worked in the San Felipe de Austin community.\n\nTo date\, we have uncove
 red the names of just under 70 enslaved citizens belonging to those that c
 ame to Austin's Colony in the 1820s and 1830s. Of those\, enough records s
 urvive to piece together the lives of four of these citizens to tell an am
 azing tale of those commonly overlooked in Texas history.\n\nCome learn ab
 out the lives of Turner\, Celia Allen\, Joe Travis\, and Mary Marks as the
 y worked in the community and (occasionally) gained freedom from enslaveme
 nt.\n\nSpecial information will be on display in our permanent gallery and
  discussed by staff in our outdoor Villa de Austin exhibit from 9am to 4pm
 .\n\nWhile you're in town\, be sure to stop by the San Felipe festival gro
 unds (on the north side of Interstate 10) as they host their first town Ju
 neteenth celebration!\n\nHeader image includes an artist depiction of Turn
 er\, an enslaved young man working in the San Felipe de Austin print shop 
 in the 1830s. His story is one of four we will be focusing on throughout t
 he day.
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DESCRIPTION:Visit San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site on Saturday\, Ju
 ne 22nd for a special focus on the stories of the enslaved that lived and 
 worked in the San Felipe de Austin community.\n\nTo date\, we have uncover
 ed the names of just under 70 enslaved citizens belonging to those that ca
 me to Austin's Colony in the 1820s and 1830s. Of those\, enough records su
 rvive to piece together the lives of four of these citizens to tell an ama
 zing tale of those commonly overlooked in Texas history.\n\nCome learn abo
 ut the lives of Turner\, Celia Allen\, Joe Travis\, and Mary Marks as they
  worked in the community and (occasionally) gained freedom from enslavemen
 t.\n\nSpecial information will be on display in our permanent gallery and 
 discussed by staff in our outdoor Villa de Austin exhibit from 9am to 4pm.
 \n\nWhile you're in town\, be sure to stop by the San Felipe festival grou
 nds (on the north side of Interstate 10) as they host their first town Jun
 eteenth celebration!\n\nHeader image includes an artist depiction of Turne
 r\, an enslaved young man working in the San Felipe de Austin print shop i
 n the 1830s. His story is one of four we will be focusing on throughout th
 e day.
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240622T160000
LOCATION:San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site\, 220 2nd St\, San Felipe
 \, TX 77473 US
SUMMARY:Juneteenth: Stories of the Enslaved in San Felipe de Austin
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