Hyde Park is an Austin Texas neighborhood that dates back to the late 1800s. Founded in 1891, the neighborhood was designed with its own streetcar line and an artificial lake, making it commutable for those working downtown and offering a lifestyle that Texans were looking for in a suburb. The original homes that were built in Hyde Park were opulent and designed for the affluent Austin community. As time went on the vision of Hyde Park changed and was marketed to the average citizen.
Over the years Hyde Park has grown to be one of the most populated neighborhoods in Austin, complete with its own association and its own newspaper. The Pecan Press is put out monthly by the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association and hand-delivered to each residence. Each issue of the Pecan Press updates residents with happenings in the area, minutes from the HPNA meetings, any issues that affect the neighborhood and advertising from local businesses.
Hyde Park represents one of the first true suburbs of Austin. If you would like to learn more about this Austin Texas neighborhood or any other neighborhood please contact me today. Austin is a city rich with history, offering a diverse population and unique neighborhoods.
Click here to visit the website for the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association.
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