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Lee County, TX (Images of America)
by Nancy Hamilton (Lee County Historical Commission)
This book illustrates the County's history through vintage photographs, many of which have been previously unpublished. |
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Historical Williamson County, Texas: A pictorial history, 1848-2000
by Karen R. Thompson
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Land of good water, takachue pouetsu: A Williamson County, Texas history
by Clara Stearns Scarbrough
The story of Williamson County from Prehistoric Indians, to French and Spanish exploration to the Civil War and more.
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Road, River, And Ol'boy Politics: A Texas Country's Path from Farm to Supersuburb
by Linda Scarbrough
Discusses how an isolated agricultural economy became one of the five fastest growing counties in the United States. This book tells a cautionary tale about the difficulties of anticipating ripple effects from large-scale public works "solutions" and of adequately planning for their environmental, economic, and cultural consequences.
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The gracious gift: The Negro Fine Arts School, 1946-66 : easing the transition from segregation to integration
by Martha Mitten Allen
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Williamson County, Texas: Its history and its people
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Historical Round Rock, Texas
by Karen R. Thompson & Jane H. Digesualdo
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Historic Williamson County
by John J. Leffler
A comprehensive illustrated history of Williamson County, Texas. The main section of the book is the historical manuscript with a special section, "Sharing the Heritage" consisting of history/profiles of some of Williamson County's most respected companies and organizations |
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Historical sketch of Williamson County old settlers Association
by Kenneth W England
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Historical Round Rock, Texas: Sesquicentennial 1854-2004
by Martin Ernest Parker
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Texas and Williamson County pioneers: Carlisle, Conlee, Dorsett, Weir
by Edith Huebner |
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Weir, Texas
by Mervyn and Tommie Walker
Jonah, Texas
by Mervyn and Tommie Walker
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Our town, Taylor
by Ruth Mantor
A nostalgic look at this small Texas town between the 1870s and 1980s |
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