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Texans from over 20 different professions are honored within the grounds.
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909 Navasota Street Austin, TX 78702
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A Burial Ground for Texas Greats Past & Future
We currently have about 3,200 burials with about 1,500 reservations. The capacity of the Cemetery is at about 8,500 internments and growing.
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Purple Heart Monument
September 11, 2001 Monument
Texas Medal of Honor Memorial
Texas World War II Monument
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The Texas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot Monument
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Vietnam Memorial
Commemorating Fellow Texans Through Art
Sculptors, architects and craftsman from all over the US have created monuments in the Texas State Cemetery.
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The Texas State Cemetery is located approximately one mile east of the Capitol and consists of 18 acres.
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Cenotaph Garden
Purple Heart Monument
September 11, 2001 Monument
Texas Medal of Honor Memorial
Texas World War II Monument
The 19th-Century Black Legislators Monument
The Gold Star Mothers Monument
The Nine Men of Praha Memorial
The Texas Armed Forces Memorial Flagpole
The Texas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot Monument
The War of 1812 Monument
Vietnam Memorial
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Leo Everett Young Jr.
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Leo Everett Young Jr.
Leo Everett Young Jr.
Leo Everett Young Jr.
Service & Contributions:
Judge, 297th Judicial District
Birth:
May 11, 1950
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Location
Patriot's Hill, Section 2
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D
Number:
2
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