Constructed on parkland along the south shoreline of downtown's central waterfront in 1969, the Fannie Davis Town Lake Gazebo is one of Austin's most important and recognizable works of small-scale architecture. As the first structure built to beautify the shores of the new lake crossing the heart of the city after the completion of the Longhorn Dam in 1960, the gazebo is deeply rooted in Austin's culture of public park . . .
