LearnThe Williamson Museum provides fun for learners of all ages. From the intriguing topics of The Salon at Wildfire to the engaging activities of Hands on History, there is something for everyone. We welcome you to join us in learning about our past and present.
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DiscoverLooking for a scenic spot to visit around the county? Want to know more about how the county came to be? Need to rent the historic 1911 courthouse for your own event of the century? Visit The Williamson Museum to discover all of this and more.
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23 May, 18UpcomingExhibit: A Place of Faith, Congregations of Williamson County
Places of worship serve spiritual and community needs. As a variety of groups immigrate to Williamson County, both past and present, one of the first things they establish is that place of worship. These establishments provide a familiar setting while people build connections with their new surroundings and community. Williamson County has long been a place of faith.
23 May, 18UpcomingExhibit: Fading Memories by Frank Mills
Frank Mills presents a photography exhibit of historic places and themes in honor of Preservation Month. The artist states, "If we don't preserve our history, all that will be left are fading memories."
23 May, 18UpcomingExhibit: Poppies & Progress: 1917-1923
The war to end all wars sent shock-waves through the country causing lasting societal upheavals, many of which are reflected in Williamson County. Experience the stories of local war heroes, suffragettes, and crusaders for justice in this exhibit that explores WWI and its immediate aftermath in the early 1920s.
25 May, 18UpcomingFree Courthouse Tours
Meet at the Museum and get set up with some of our wonderful tour guides and take a trip back in time as you tour our historic County Courthouse. Tours start at 1:30, 2:30 & 3:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Tours are free, last about 45 minutes and are handicapped accessible. Please call ahead if you have a party of 7 or more, or to schedule a private tour 512-943-1670. School group tours are offered by appointment, please see information on our Educational Programming page.
25 May, 18UpcomingHidden Stories: A Downtown Walking Tour
Discover the stories hidden within Georgetown’s Historic Downtown Square. To celebrate National Preservation Month, The Williamson Museum will host interactive tours that will project visual images of forgotten places, stories and people on today’s downtown square. The tour is free, but please reserve your spot in advance by calling 512-943-1670 or emailing nhewitt@williamsonmuseum.org. This event is made possible in part by a grant from the Georgetown Arts and Culture Board. Meet at the Museum.
Pioneer Day 2018 Sponsors
Sigi & Jonathan Field
