
Relief, Recovery & Progress:
The Great Depression and New Deal in Austin
February 16-July 11, 2010
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This exhibit explores 1930s Austin, how the Depression had a lasting impact on our community, and what lessons can be learned as the country grapples with the current economic woes. The economic recession gripping the United States has many eerie similarities to the Great Depression. Each coincided or began with a precipitous moment: the 1929 Stock Market crash “began” the Great Depression and the mortgage crisis was the defining moment of the current recession. Experiencing the impact of the 1930s on our city may leave us wondering what Austin will be like when our current economic troubles also pass into history.
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810 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78741 -
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Free
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February 16-July 11, 2010Times:
10-6, Tues-Sat 12-6, Sun
Opening Reception March 11, 2010
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