Georgetown: Williamson County's Victorian Square and the Population Curve
Georgetown sits about 26 miles north of Austin and serves as the seat of Williamson County. The courthouse square, rebuilt after an 1886 fire, is one of the most intact Victorian commercial districts in Texas. The Williamson County Courthouse at the center dates to 1911 and anchors a grid of limestone and brick storefronts that now house restaurants, antique dealers, and law offices serving the county bar.
Southwestern University, chartered in 1840, predates the Republic of Texas becoming a state and is the oldest university in the state. The campus sits east of the square across University Avenue. Enrollment is small, around 1,500 students, and the institution retains a liberal arts focus rather than competing with the larger public systems in Austin or College Station.
The city held the U.S. Census Bureau's title as the fastest-growing city in the country with a population over 50,000 for multiple consecutive years in the early 2020s. Subdivisions pushing west toward Liberty Hill and east toward Hutto have added tens of thousands of residents. The Sun City development north of State Highway 195, an age-restricted community by Del Webb, drove much of the initial expansion.
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Georgetown sits about 26 miles north of Austin and serves as the seat of Williamson County. The courthouse square, rebuilt after an 1886 fire, is one of the most intact Victorian commercial districts in Texas. The Williamson County Courthouse at the center dates to 1911 and anchors a grid of limestone and brick storefronts that now house restaurants, antique dealers, and law offices serving the county bar.
Southwestern University, chartered in 1840, predates the Republic of Texas becoming a state and is the oldest university in the state. The campus sits east of the square across University Avenue. Enrollment is small, around 1,500 students, and the institution retains a liberal arts focus rather than competing with the larger public systems in Austin or College Station.
The city held the U.S. Census Bureau's title as the fastest-growing city in the country with a population over 50,000 for multiple consecutive years in the early 2020s. Subdivisions pushing west toward Liberty Hill and east toward Hutto have added tens of thousands of residents. The Sun City development north of State Highway 195, an age-restricted community by Del Webb, drove much of the initial expansion.
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