They say that in the 1970s, people came to Austin when they didn’t have jobs. Today, most people relocate to Austin because they have jobs. That reversal has fueled tremendous growth, especially on the north side. Places like Pflugerville, Round Rock, and Georgetown that were sleepy small towns as late as the early 1990s are now bustling suburbs. The Hill Country soul of these communities is still there. But, you may need to book an RV in Georgetown to find it.
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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Since we’ve transitioned to city events, we’ll start with the Williamson County Courthouse. Back in the day, the courthouse square was a community gathering place. In this slice of Central Texas, that’s still the case. The Courthouse itself is one of the most picturesque ones in Texas. When you start with limestone, it’s hard to go wrong. There are also events aplenty, such as concerts and street festivals. The historic Georgetown Palace Theater is downtown as well. The recently-restored theater is a wonderful place to see a musical or play featuring talented local artists. The seating is cozy but not cramped, a fact which greatly enhances the experience. During your downtown tour, don’t overlook the Williamson Museum. There are a number of rotating exhibits that help your family understand more about the people who have lived here over the centuries.</span></p>
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