Round Rock History: The Downtown Well
History of the Well at Mays and Georgetown (Main Street) Travelers through downtown may notice the attractive gazebo with a
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Round Rock History
Round Rock History: The Sansom House
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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Round Rock History: Washington Anderson House
This grand old home in Round Rock, surrounded by stately live oaks, was built by Washington Anderson between 1855-1859.
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Round Rock History: The History of Hopewell Colored Cemetery
The cemetery is formerly known as Hopewell Colored Cemetery, on Sam Bass Road west of Interstate 35. It is a
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Round Rock History: The History of the Slave Grave Cemetery
Nonprofit, Round Rock Preservation shares the history of Round Rock, Tx.
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Round Rock History: Historic Preservation Month Highlights
Nonprofit, Round Rock Preservation celebrated National Historic Preservation Month in May.
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Round Rock History: Harris Old Stagecoach Inn Relocation Anniversary
April brings more than showers for May flowers. For those of us involved with Round Rock Preservation (RRP), April reminds
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Round Rock History: Old Town
Old Town Round Rock The buildings in Old Town on Chisholm Trail Road hold many stories about the establishment of
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Round Rock History: Round Rock Pioneers
Learn about some of the earliest pioneers in Round Rock.
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Round Rock History: THE Round Rock
Some people ask “Why does our town have such a funny name?” Or is there an actual “round rock” somewhere? Yes! There is!
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