
The Williamson Museum
Looking for a fun activity for the entire family? The Williamson Museum is the place to be!
Hands-On History is a series of monthly events planned at the Museum that gives visitors a chance to discover the county’s history and create something fun at the same time.
Celebrate a Cowboy Christmas with us!

Chris Jacobs Clark We'll be in your general area next week - Wednesday through Sunday, camping. If you have any good suggestions of things to see or do, we'd love to hear them. We've got a map going - you can suggest things there...
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The Williamson Museum
2010 dates for Gault Site tours are out. Feb. 13, April 10, June 1, Aug. 28, Oct. 9, Dec. 11. For tickets and information call 512-943-1670.
Want to know more about this unique site? Visit http://gaultschool.org/

Robyn from the City of Georgetown found some interesting City Ordinances from the early 1900s, which she was kind enough to share with me...

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Join us at the Museum to kick-off the new season of Hands-On History during Lighting of the Square. We will be doing a Cowboy Christmas hands-on activity for FREE.
Enjoy carols, cookies, and hot chocolate on the square!
The Lighting of the Square will take place at 6 pm.
For more information about Lighting of the Square, visit: http://holiday.georgetown.org/Lighting.h tml
Experience the magic from the Museum!
Time:6:00PM Friday, November 27th
Location:The Williamson Museum

The Williamson Museum
Join us every First Friday for food, drinks and fun!
The Museum stays open late, along with other shops and restaurants on the square, to celebrate the First Friday of the month.
Join us this month for a book signing. Our very own curator, Lisa Worley, and director, Chris Dyer, will be signing their new book: Williamson ...County by Arcadia publishing.
Stop by the Museum and check out our newest exhibit, Images of Williamson County, based on the new Arcadia book
First Friday is organized by the Downtown Georgetown Association. Read More
The Museum stays open late, along with other shops and restaurants on the square, to celebrate the First Friday of the month.
Join us this month for a book signing. Our very own curator, Lisa Worley, and director, Chris Dyer, will be signing their new book: Williamson ...County by Arcadia publishing.
Stop by the Museum and check out our newest exhibit, Images of Williamson County, based on the new Arcadia book
First Friday is organized by the Downtown Georgetown Association. Read More
Images of America: Williamson County book signing
Time:6:00PM Friday, December 4th
Location:The Williamson Museum

The Williamson Museum
Feeling inquisitive? Looking for good conversation? Love a great book? Then Books for Texans is just the thing for you. Join fellow book lovers every other month to discuss exciting books about Texas, yesterday and today.
The book club is free and open to the public. You do not need to be a member of The Williamson Muse...um to participate.
This month's selection: True Women by Janice Woods Windle.
Join us for discussion, refreshments, and fun!
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The book club is free and open to the public. You do not need to be a member of The Williamson Muse...um to participate.
This month's selection: True Women by Janice Woods Windle.
Join us for discussion, refreshments, and fun!
Read More
True Women by Janice Wood Windle
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, December 15th
Location:Georgeotwn Public Library-Hewlett Room

The Williamson Museum Bob Payne, one of our volunteers, took these pictures towards the end of the tours.

The Williamson Museum Mary Visser, artist and professor at Southwestern University, talked about Rapid Prototyping.

The Williamson Museum
The Salon is an event where anyone can participate in topical discussions with leaders in the fields of science, history, art, archaeology and technology, among other topics. Hosted by The Williamson Museum, these monthly talks are held in the banquet room of Wildfire Restaurant and promote discussion of diverse topics... in an informal community setting.
The Salon is a program hosted by The Williamson Museum with once-a-month presentations (second Wednesday of every month) by leading professionals and researchers in their respective fields. The presentations will be followed by opportunities to mix and mingle with like-minded people.
Admission is free for the presentation, with refreshments offered by Wildfire Restaurant pay-as-go before and after the formal presentation.Read More
The Salon is a program hosted by The Williamson Museum with once-a-month presentations (second Wednesday of every month) by leading professionals and researchers in their respective fields. The presentations will be followed by opportunities to mix and mingle with like-minded people.
Admission is free for the presentation, with refreshments offered by Wildfire Restaurant pay-as-go before and after the formal presentation.Read More
Rain Water Harvestin in Texas
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, December 9th
Location:Wildfire Restaurant

The Williamson Museum Last night's Salon at Wildfire with Mary Visser was mindblowing. She talked about the use of rapid prototyping and it's use in art and medicine. Join us next month for a discussion about Rainwater Harvesting in Texas with Bonnie Stump.

The Williamson Museum About to head out for The Salon at Wildfire. Join us at 6:30 pm for speaker, Mary Visser, artist and professor. Her work is very interesting.

The Williamson Museum updated its Extended Info.
Support the Museum now includes The Williamson Museum Store at CafePress.






























