Williamson County Texas oral history Stories

Williamson County Historical
Oral and Thumbnail Stories

Georgetown Blue Hole on the San Gabriel river
The First Cars in Williamson County
The Power Plant
Muddy Roads of Yesteryear
Marshall-Carver High School Historical Marker
Swedish Christmas
The Immortal Ten bus crash in Round Rock
Old School Days in Williamson County
The great Flood of 1921 and 2007
Banking in Williamson County Texas in the early years
Events of old in Williamson County
Places in Williamson County (some now forgotten)
Around the Williamson County Courthouse
Civilian Conservation Corps in Bartlett Texas
The Katy Railroad in Williamson County Texas
The Bartlett-Florence Railroad later named
The Bartlett-Western Railroad - Also called “Bull Frog” and “Big Windy”
Born in to Slavery
Oral Histories:
Memories of Marshall and Carver Schools and Desegregation in Georgetown
Listed here are supplemental materials related to the individual interviews about Marshall and Carver Schools and desegregation in Georgetown. They are part of an oral history project sponsored by the Georgetown Public Library.
2-Minute Thumbnail History Stories of Williamson County
The Last hanging in Williamson County
Before Electricity, Running Water, and Gas Heat
Early Medicine
Farming and Ranching in Williamson County
Growing Your Own Food in the old days
Alligators in the County
History of the Hutto Community
Homemade Lye Soap
Frank Castro
Shotgun House at 801 West Street
The Infamous Sam Bass
Coop Smith in a skit of the shooting of Sam Bass in Round Rock
"Letters from Central Texas" by Clay Coppedge
History Columns by Texas Historians and Columnists

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History Columns by Texas Historians and Columnists