Exploring how Round Rock came to be!
Discover the rich history of Round Rock through our Round Rock History Series brought to you by the Round Rock Preservation organization. The series highlights the people, places, and events that shaped our community. From early settlers to significant landmarks, we explore the stories that connect us to the past. Join us as we uncover the moments that made Round Rock what it is today.
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History of the Well at Mays and Georgetown (Main Street) Travelers through downtown may notice the attractive gazebo with a
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From 1850 to 1876 the area known as Old Town Round Rock thrived. The Sansom House reflects the early development of Old Round Rock.
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This grand old home in Round Rock, surrounded by stately live oaks, was built by Washington Anderson between 1855-1859.
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The cemetery is formerly known as Hopewell Colored Cemetery, on Sam Bass Road west of Interstate 35. It is a
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Nonprofit, Round Rock Preservation shares the history of Round Rock, Tx.
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Nonprofit, Round Rock Preservation celebrated National Historic Preservation Month in May.
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April brings more than showers for May flowers. For those of us involved with Round Rock Preservation (RRP), April reminds
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Old Town Round Rock The buildings in Old Town on Chisholm Trail Road hold many stories about the establishment of
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Learn about some of the earliest pioneers in Round Rock.
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Some people ask “Why does our town have such a funny name?” Or is there an actual “round rock” somewhere? Yes! There is!
Connecting Round Rock
Know an organization, business, or person we could include in a series segment?
Email us at connect@roundtherocktx.com.
Click below to see all the segments and read about what makes Round Rock great TODAY!
