The Williamson Museum

Experience Georgetown’s Original Ghost Tour! Take a historically accurate one hour walk through the legends, haunts, and spirits of Downtown Georgetown. Grab your friends for a haunted First Friday on the Square. Tours meet at the museum. Tickets may be purchased online at www.williamsonmuseum.org or at the door. First-come, first served, limited to 20 people per tour. Tour will run rain or shine. Subject to cancellation during severe weather.

POV: You spent your summer preserving history. 📚✨

Happy to our incredible summer interns, Zoe and Casey! From handling historic artifacts and helping with educational programs to behind-the-scenes museum magic (and maybe a few ghostly encounters 👻), they’ve been an amazing part of The Williamson Museum team.

Take a peek at a day in their life—and help us thank them for all they’ve done this summer! ❤️

Only 5 days left to lock in Early Bird pricing for the 2026 Cattleman's Ball!

Round up your friends and join us on October 15 for an unforgettable evening honoring Nyle Maxwell while supporting The Williamson Museum's mission to preserve and share Williamson County history.

Every ticket purchased helps educate a Central Texas student. This year alone, The Williamson Museum has already reached more than 22,000 students through our educational programs.
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Come learn about A.W. Grimes and Sam Bass at Train Bandits Night at the Round Rock Express photos by Amy

No courthouse tours today, 7/10. We will update on tours for the rest of the month at a later time.

What does it take to run the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office? Join Matthew Lindemann for a look into the daily operations, responsibilities, and challenges of the Sheriff’s Office and County Jail. With a career spanning from Deputy Sheriff and Texas Ranger to Williamson County Sheriff, Lindemann brings decades of firsthand experience in law enforcement and public service to this engaging presentation.

From patriotic parades to picnics on the courthouse lawn, Williamson County has been celebrating the Fourth of July for generations. 🇺🇸✨

Take a step back in time with these snapshots of Independence Day celebrations spanning 1889 to 1956. While the faces, fashions, and festivities may have changed, the community spirit remains the same.

Happy Fourth of July from The Williamson Museum! ❤️🤍💙

We couldn’t resist…Early Bird pricing for the Cattleman’s Ball ends July 25.

Consider this your official warning. 🤠 Don’t wait until the last minute—round up your tickets now and save before prices go up!

🎟️ Secure your spot and help support The Williamson Museum’s mission to preserve and share Williamson County history.