WHO WE ARE

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 Up the Chisholm Trail Cattle Drive & Chuckwagon Cook-off, Pioneer Day at Old Settler’s Park, and Archeology Day at Berry Springs Park & Preserve.

Through our extensive educational outreach program our goal is to preserve the unique stories of the county for both present and future generations. In addition, the Museum provides insight and accurate historical information based on first hand sources in a variety of areas. This focus allows the Museum to effectively educate, entertain and enlighten our visitors.

Contact Us

Mickie Ross, Educational Programs Coordinator
mross@williamsonmuseum.org or 512-943-1670
• Museum and Courthouse Tours
• Traveling Educational Trunks
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Courthouse Rentals

Lisa E. Worley, Curator
lworley@williamsonmuseum.org or 512-943-1673
• Research Requests
• Photograph Requests
• Donations to the Collections

Celina Aguirre, Museum Assistant
caguirre@williamsonmuseum.org or 512-943-1670
• General Museum Information
• Gift Shop Purchases
• Membership Questions

Chris Dyer, Director
512-943-1670
• Donation, Planned Giving, and Sponsorship Opportunities

Wayne Ware, Webmaster
wayneware@williamsonmuseum.org

                  
Looking for a Speaker for your next meeting?

Williamson Museum staff is available to speak
at your next meeting or event.

Topics include
• The History and Restoration of the Williamson County Courthouse
• The Chisholm Trail
• The Founding of Williamson County
• Swedish Immigration to Williamson County
• Uncovering the Past (Archaeology in Williamson County)
• About the Williamson Museum
• Williamson Museum Events
• Collections at the Williamson Museum
• Caring for Historic Objects