Austin Parks and Recreation Department seeks to inspire our community to learn, play, protect and connect by creating diverse programs and experiences in sustainable natural spaces and public places. This City of Austin Department protects and maintains parkland, urban forest, and trails as well as offering sports, recreation, educational enrichment, arts programs, cultural opportunities, and nature and aquatic activities for Austinites.
TIMESTAMPS: 0:09 Introduction 1:13 Theme 1:40 John Horse 2:55 Leon, Massanet 4:25 Chotilapaquen 5:35 The Tree by a Rock on the Side of the Road 6:55 Theme San Antonio 7:27 The Ballad of June 14th, 1691 9:33 Springline 12:22 Aguayo Breaking Camp in the Rain 14:50 Onion Creek Rises, McKinny Falls 15:25 Austin 16:57 Stephen F. Austin 18:44 End Theme
TIMESTAMPS OF TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO: 0:00 Introduction to Tui Snider 0:58 George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 1:10 Raised lettering on George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 2:00 Arch symbolism 3:36 Richard Bach II marker 3:42 Masonic Compass symbolism 4:38 Double headed eagle of Lagash 5:25 Tom Green Obelisk and Obelisk symbolism 7:16 History of the official stone markers for civil war veterans 9:48 Southern cross of honor symbolism 10:44 Symbols from Captain Bird Holland monument 12:56 Symbols from Francis Dieterich monument 14:09 Preserved monument that has fallen over and its symbols 15:16 Symbolism of monuments with angels 16:27 Suzanna Dickinson Hannig monument and the meaning of coins on military graves 19:11 Symbols on Charles Pinckney monument 19:37 Monument smashed by a tree, urn with cloth that has a fringe 21:07 General marker, and texas ranger marker 22:20 James Monroe Terrill monument and veteran headstone options 23:13 William H. Holland, didn't use official military headstone 23:48 Family of Everett H. Givens, IHS meaning, Caduceus 26:15 Miguel Rios Civil War Marker, member of the cavalry in California 26:38 Fay Edwin Powell bronze marker 27:17 Sidovar family plot 27:57 Looking at the backside of headstones, Schieffer brothers 28:36 George Jones, independent order of odd fellows order 30:20 Bloor family plot, gothic architecture and typeface 31:27 William Moore civil war marker, medal of honor recipient, Minerva Repelling Discord 33:45 Crossed riffle meaning, general type marker 35:17 Mr. and Mrs. Scales double heart monument 36:10 Bobbie Jean Petty, woman veteran 36:36 Closing comments
TIMESTAMPS OF TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO: 0:00 Introduction to Tui Snider 0:58 George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 1:10 Raised lettering on George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 2:00 Arch symbolism 3:36 Richard Bach II marker 3:42 Masonic Compass symbolism 4:38 Double headed eagle of Lagash 5:25 Tom Green Obelisk and Obelisk symbolism 7:16 History of the official stone markers for civil war veterans 9:48 Southern cross of honor symbolism 10:44 Symbols from Captain Bird Holland monument 12:56 Symbols from Francis Dieterich monument 14:09 Preserved monument that has fallen over and its symbols 15:16 Symbolism of monuments with angels 16:27 Suzanna Dickinson Hannig monument and the meaning of coins on military graves 19:11 Symbols on Charles Pinckney monument 19:37 Monument smashed by a tree, urn with cloth that has a fringe, 21:07 General marker, and texas ranger marker 22:20 James Monroe Terrill monument and veteran headstone options 23:13 William H. Holland, didn't use official military headstone 23:48 Family of Everett H. Givens, IHS meaning, Caduceus 26:15 Miguel Rios Civil War Marker, member of the cavalry in California 26:38 Fay Edwin Powell bronze marker 27:17 Sidovar family plot 27:57 Looking at the backside of headstones, Schieffer brothers 28:36 George Jones, independent order of odd fellows order 30:20 Bloor family plot, gothic architecture and typeface 31:27 William Moore civil war marker, medal of honor recipient, Minerva Repelling Discord 33:45 Crossed riffle meaning, general type marker 35:17 Mr. and Mrs. Scales double heart monument 36:10 Bobbie Jean Petty, woman veteran 36:36 Closing comments
