Nestled on the UT campus, this free museum is a treasure trove of literary and artistic gems, featuring everything from a Gutenberg Bible to rare photographs.
The University of Texas at Austin, 300 W 21st St, Austin, TX 78712 Get directions
"Dive into a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and art, including works by Einstein and Kahlo." - Amanda Ogle Amanda Ogle Amanda Ogle is a writer and editor who specializes in travel, food and drink, sustainability, and general lifestyle topics. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, National Geographic, Condé Nast T
"The University of Texas is one of the country’s great institutions of learning. And the education doesn’t stop with the registered students. The Ransom Center is one of several arms of the university that extend to the public. Visiting scholars and the public turn to the research center’s wealth of resources and archives to learn about everything from ancient Mexico to the works of great artists and writers like David Foster Wallace and Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner. The Ransom Center is also home to one of only five complete copies of the Gutenberg Bible in the United States. Take a tour of the center orcome to see any of theongoing exhibitions, lectures, and events."
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