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Since its founding, the austin club has remained a cornerstone of austin’s social and professional community Located in the heart of downtown austin, the austin club is a distinguished private membership club and premier event venue, proudly housed in one of the city’s most historic buildings Originally built in 1878 by city father captain charles f Millett and designed by renowned architect frederick e

Ruffini, the building once served as austin’s grand opera house—second in stature only to.

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