Williamson Museum hopes to expand

The Williamson Museum hopes to add other locations outside of Georgetown in the near future. Executive Director Mickie Ross came to the Williamson County Commissioners Court on Sept. 15 to discuss the museum’s plans for a statue of Dan Moody on the courthouse lawn. Moody, a former governor of Texas, gained statewide notice for successfully prosecuting members of the Ku Klux Klan in the Williamson County Courthouse in the 1920s. Ross said the museum would like to place the statue on the lawn close to where Moody’s current marker sits, so visitors can view the marker, statue and the courtroom where the trials […]

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