Williamson County Texas History
Williamson County
Communities
the History and
Images of Williamson County
Cites, Towns
and long lost Communities
a special thanks the the Williamson Museum for letting us post some of these pages
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view WILLIAMSON COUNTY TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY POST OFFICES
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Williamson County, Texas
by The Handbook of Texas
Online
cities and towns of
Williamson County
The exhibit focuses on the communities and towns across the county. Photographs and statistics from towns such as Liberty Hill, Jarrell, Taylor, and Cedar Park depict the people and places of Williamson County’s history. Come to the museum and see the new exhibit.
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click on towns for more information
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY FLAG
The stars on the flag surrounding the state
of Texas represent the thirty-three viable communities identified by
Clara Stearns Scarbrough in her 1973 book, Land of Good Water. In 1970,
these communities ranged in population from twenty people in Norman’s
Crossing to more than 10,000 residents in Taylor. It is difficult to
establish how many communities exist in Williamson County today, because
the determination of “community” is subjective and without set criteria.
However, in Williamson County in 2004, there were eleven towns with
populations of over 1,000 people and seven towns with populations above
5,000.
Courtesy of the Williamson County
Commissioner’s Court
a special thanks the the Williamson Museum
for letting us post this write-up
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also view
the
Family Land Heritage Program
Williamson County, Texas
by The Handbook of Texas Online
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view other Williamson County history pages