About
The Williamson Museum
The Williamson Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation established in 1997 to collect, preserve and exhibit items relating to the rich culture and heritage of Williamson County.
We offer free and exciting hands-on educational programs to the public through innovative exhibits, tours and outreach including our annual Pioneer Day at Old Settlers Park.
Our Mission
To promote the culture and heritage of Williamson County through education, preservation, acquisition and exhibition.
Our Vision
To be a meaningful presence in every area of Williamson County and a destination for locals and visitors to the region to learn about the rich and diverse history of this area.
OUR TEAM
Danelle Houck
Executive Director
- email Danelle
- 512-943-1674
- Bequests
- Fundraising
- Media Requests
- Membership Questions
- Public Relations
Ben Geiger
Curator
- email Ben
- 512-943-3758
- Artifact Donations, Cataloging, Preservation
- Exhibition Development
- Photograph & Research Requests
- Website Management
Roxanna Petrus
Educational Programs Supervisor
- email Roxanna
- 512-943-3856
- Virtual Programming
- Distance Learning Resources
- Traveling Educational Trunks
- Courthouse Tours
- Educational Programs
- Museum Tours
- Traveling Educational Trunks
Jeanne-Jacqueline Bradfute
Visitor Services Coordinator
- email Jeanne-Jacqueline
- 512-943-1670
- Membership
- Volunteering
- General Questions
- Museum Store Purchases
- Consignment Vendors
- Social Media
OUR BOARD
The Board of Directors of The Williamson Museum serves as the governing body, providing both governance and financial responsibility for the 501(c)(3) organization. The directors represent communities throughout the county, serving a three-year term. Board members volunteer, fundraise and promote the museum.
president
- Tim Todd, Owner, T.A. Todd Construction
Secretary
- Vacant
Treasurer
- Alton Martin, Preservation Georgetown
EX Officio (Executive Director)
- Danelle Houck
Advisory Board
- Lucia Murguia
- Andrea Robisheaux
- Carol Sandlin
Directors
- Gerald Anderson, Mayor Pro Tem, Taylor TX
- Bob Brownfield, Jeweler
- Joanne Harrah, Community Volunteer
- Carolyn Holloway, Community Volunteer
- Sherry Hornsby, Community Volunteer
- Tammey Stokely, Owner, Teal Sky Studio
- Judge Billy Ray Stubblefield, Presiding Judge 3rd District of TX
- Deanne Coward, Community Volunteer
- David Valdez, Arts Advocate
Presidents Emeritus
- Joe Savage
- Patricia Lopacki