Sheeks-Robertson House


Sheeks–Robertson House
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
The Sheeks-Robertson House in 2014
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Location	610 West Lynn Street, Austin, Texas
Coordinates	30°16′29.30″N 97°45′45.55″W / 30.2748056°N 97.7626528°W / 30.2748056; -97.7626528Coordinates: 30°16′29.30″N 97°45′45.55″W / 30.2748056°N 97.7626528°W / 30.2748056; -97.7626528
Built	1897
NRHP Reference #	76002073
Added to NRHP	June 24, 1976

The Sheeks–Robertson House is a historic home in downtown Austin, Texas.

The home is located at Sixth Street and West Lynn. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.^[1]

External links

↑ Betty Baker Rules: Austin Chronicle, April 2, 2004

City of Austin

Slogan: Live Music Capital of the World

Attractions

History

Education

Tertiary	Austin Community College Concordia University Texas Huston–Tillotson University St. Edward's University University of Texas

School districts	Austin ISD Del Valle ISD Eanes ISD Hays CISD Leander ISD Lake Travis ISD Manor ISD Pflugerville ISD

Geography

Smith Rock Shelter

Government

Industry

General	Amy's Ice Creams Golfsmith Keller Williams Realty Schlotzsky's Whole Foods Market

Creative arts	Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Collings Guitars Inner Sanctum Records Retro Studios Rooster Teeth Troublemaker Studios Waterloo Records Western Vinyl

Technology	Advanced Micro Devices Advanced Technology Development Facility (ATDF) Cirrus Logic Dell Computer Freescale Semiconductor IBM Luminex Corporation MCC National Instruments NCSOFT SEMATECH Silicon Laboratories Valence Technology

Museums

Music

Neighborhoods

Parks and
recreation

Transportation

Public	Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Capital MetroRail Capital MetroRapid Capital Area Rural Transportation System

Freeways	MoPac Expressway Interstate 35 Pickle Parkway SH 71 US 290 US 183

Streets	Congress Avenue Guadalupe Street Sixth Street

Weirdness

National Register of Historic Places in Austin, Texas

Archaeological	Andrew M. Cox Ranch Site Levi Rock Shelter Smith Rock Shelter

Business	Arnold Bakery Austin Daily Tribune Building Blue Bonnet Court Driskill Hotel Goodman Building Haehnel Building Lundberg Bakery Millett Opera House The Paramount Theatre J. P. Schneider Store Scholz Garten Victory Grill

Civic	Austin Central Fire Station 1 Austin History Center Austin State Hospital Battle Hall Camp Mabry George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center French Legation General Land Office Building Dewitt C. Greer State Highway Building Lamar Boulevard Bridge Littlefield House Montopolis Bridge Moonlight Towers O. Henry Hall Oakwood Cemetery James E. Rudder State Office Building St. Edward's High School St. Edward's University Scottish Rite Dormitory Seaholm Power Plant Texas Governor's Mansion Texas Memorial Museum Texas State Capitol Texas State Cemetery United States Courthouse (1936) Anthony and Louise Viaer Alumni Hall

Districts	Bremond Block Historic District Clarksville Historic District Congress Avenue Historic District Hyde Park Historic District Moore's Crossing Historic District Old West Austin Historic District Rainey Street Historic District Shadow Lawn Historic District Sixth Street Historic District Swedish Hill Historic District West Line Historic District Willow-Spence Streets Historic District

Private	Aynesworth-Wright House Judge Robert Lynn Batts House Genaro P. and Carolina Briones House Brizendine House Brown Building Carrington-Covert House Daniel H. and William T. Caswell Houses Central Christian Church Frank M. and Annie G. Covert House Cox-Craddock House J. Frank Dobie House Fischer House Granger House and The Perch Green Pastures Hildreth-Flanagan-Heierman House Henry Hirshfeld House and Cottage Hyde Park Presbyterian Church A. J. Jernigan House Keith House Laguna Gloria Peter and Clotilde Shipe Mansbendel House Mayfield-Gutsch Estate McKinney Homestead Millett Opera House Neill-Cochran House Elisabet Ney Museum Oliphant-Walker House Page-Gilbert House Perry Estate-St. Mary's Academy William Sidney Porter House Louis and Mathilde Reuter House Robinson-Macken House Royal Arch Masonic Lodge St. David's Episcopal Church St. Mary's Cathedral Sheeks-Robertson House Col. Monroe M. Shipe House Smith-Marcuse-Lowry House Southgate-Lewis House Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Headquarters University Baptist Church Wahrenberger House Wesley United Methodist Church Woodlawn Goodall Wooten House Worrell-Ettlinger House Ziller House

Recreational	Barton Springs Deep Eddy Pool Lions Municipal Golf Course Wooldridge Park Zilker Park

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