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 learn more about out 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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27 Sep, 16UpcomingExhibit: Williamson County: A Photo Exhibition by Holly Moore
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Holly retired to Georgetown Texas with her husband in 2005. Upon moving to Texas she began pursuing the Art of Photography and is an avid photographer. She enjoys exhibiting and competing, judging local photography contests and is active in the Photography Society of America. For Holly, photography is a treasure hunt, an art of observation and a journey in the discovery of interesting things in ordinary places.
28 Sep, 16UpcomingExhibit: Courage & Contradiction: Civil War Stories of Williamson County
For four years, a civil war desolated this country’s land and people. Explore the unique and courageous stories from Williamson County, a place with Union sympathies in the midst of the Confederacy. Be sure to visit the online exhibit for Courage & Contradiction: Civil War Stories of Williamson County, too.
28 Sep, 16UpcomingExhibit: Nuestra comunidad: Williamson County’s Hispanic Roots
In 1747, Spanish priests became the earliest settlers in the area, founding the short-lived San Xavier missions. Hispanic families continued to settle and shape this area over the next two and a half centuries. As one of the fastest growing population groups in the U.S., many are unaware of the long history of Hispanics in this area and their lasting contributions to the community. From pushing for desegregation, fair wages and labor practices to keeping their heritage alive- the roots of the Hispanic community run deep in Williamson County.
28 Sep, 16UpcomingExhibit: Uphill Both Ways: Schools of Williamson County
From one room to population booms, schools in Williamson County have been a part of life for the last 150 years. Enter our one room schoolhouse to explore school life from the 1880s, through integration, to the fast growing school systems of present day.
30 Sep, 16UpcomingFree 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.
