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We invite you to experience the heritage of our community. The Williamson Museum offers a variety of ways for you to engage and interact with the past. Whether you are a student doing research, a new resident of the fastest growing county in the country, someone who loves to preserve and care for local history or a couple looking to get married in a beautiful setting, we have something for each of you. Become a member today and discover the stories of Williamson County.

The 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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Looking 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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11 Apr, 21Upcoming
Exhibit: In Memoriam: The Art of Victorian Mourning
Sunday, 10:00 am - 12:00 amMourning dates back to the beginning of human existence. The Victorians expanded on the traditions of mourning and made them part of their highly structured system of etiquette. Visit The Williamson Museum and experience our new exhibit that remembers and embraces mental health through a moment of grief. This exhibit will open to the public on September 19 and run through October of 2021.
11 Apr, 21UpcomingExhibit: Heritage and Horizons; The Black Legacy of Williamson County
Sunday, 12:00 pm - 2:00 amThe theme of Black History Month for 2021 is “The Black Family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity.” The Black Family, as well as Black individuals, have shaped and led Williamson County in innumerable ways. Enslaved peoples and their descendants settled this county, represented Wilco in wars, treated ill, and led us to a brighter future. The Black Family contains a multitude of accomplishments and generational legacies of excellence. Join us in celebrating a few individuals, families, and groups who are integral to the history of Williamson County. Heritage and Horizons opens to the general public February 10th.
07 May, 21UpcomingFirst Friday Ghost Tour 5/7/2021
Friday, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pmGet tickets, grab your friends and take an historically accurate walk through the spirits, haunts, and legends of Downtown Georgetown. Tours meet at the museum every First Friday at 8pm, February through November. Tickets may be purchased online or at the door. First-come, first-served, limit 15 people per tour and masks are required.
08 May, 21UpcomingGault Site Tour
Saturday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmThe Williamson Museum and The Gault School of Archaeological Research are hosting together special tours to Gault. The proceeds will support The Gault School of Archaeological Research and The Williamson Museum.Tours begin at 9 AM and last about 2 1/2 hours. Tour price is $10, children 10 and under are free. Tour dates for 2021 are 1/9, 3/13, 5/8, 7/10, 9/11, and 11/13. To purchase tickets, call 512-943-1670 or stop by the museum. If you have any questions, please email arobisheaux@williamsonmuseum.org.04 Jun, 21UpcomingFirst Friday Ghost Tour 6/4/2021
Friday, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pmGet tickets, grab your friends and take an historically accurate walk through the spirits, haunts, and legends of Downtown Georgetown. Tours meet at the museum every First Friday at 8pm, February through November. Tickets may be purchased online or at the door. First-come, first-served, limit 25 people per tour.
A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR BUSINESS PRESERVERS
We offer three types of Business Memberships: Business Preservers, Business Partners and Non-Profit
What our visitors saying about their experience
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“Great, don’t miss it while in town! Knowledgeable volunteers.”
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“This is the best little museum ever!! Full of art and knowledge! So, so happy we have this in our precious town!”
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“Having this museum on the square in Georgetown is wonderful for visitors and residents alike. The fact that this square and the architecture is so historical makes Georgetown worthwhile to visit. A great museum for both children and adults alike.”
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“Nice, small museum, perfect for kids 3 and up. Lots of fun hands on stations, with lots of displays and info for adults as well. Good way to spend an hour. It’s right on the square so you can make your way around for shopping.”
Jennifer