History of Cedar Park and Leander
Coxville Zoo
Written by Tiffany Young Friday, 19 June 2009 11:52
Those who lived in Austin between 1946 and 1969 may remember visiting the Coxville Zoo.
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- Self-sufficient living in the 1930s
- Nameless School marks 100-year anniversary
- Round Mountain School • Leander
- Growing up during Depression era • Part one • Cedar Park
- Before IH 35, East Avenue was a thoroughfare with a view
- Dan Moody - Part Two
- Dan Moody - Part One
- Early resident left her mark on Leander home
- Cedar Park Volunteer Fire Department
- 1997 Cedar Park Tornado
- The Henry family's unusual hobby
- History of Pearson Ranch
- Historic landmark home served as post office, store
- Indian remains found on Brushy Creek in 1938
- College in Liberty Hill educates area students
- Doctor charged $25 to deliver a baby
- The Spring House
- Leander resident served as Scarbrough department store Santa
- Historic Leander farming home still standing after 134 years
- A tour of historical markers in Cedar Park and Leander
- Geological fault zone creates jobs in limestone quarries
- Hattie Cluck: the first white woman on the cattle trail
- Craven: A family with 153 years of Williamson County history
- Walkerton: Roots of the county, part II
- Walkerton: Roots of the county
- “All aboard,” the train is coming! Railroad travel to Austin remembered
- Wagon Train to Bagdad
- Cedar Park resident describes life growing up
- Pickett pioneers rodeo • Leander
- Anderson’s Mill • Cedar Park
- Education deeply rooted at US 183, FM 1431
- Family attacked by Comanche Indians
- New Hope Baptist Church’s long legacy
- Presbyterian Church in Leander 150 years
- Benjamin Thomas “Doc” Crumley
- Pioneer family honored with County park
- 1890 Ranch: A look behind the Land
- Stagecoach stopped in Running Brushy
- First structure in county a blockhouse fort
- Leander ISD snatches bargain stadium
- From one public school to twenty-six in LISD
- Bell Boulevard honors city’s first water supplier
- The earliest signs of life in Leander
- Williamson County’s namesake a Texas hero
- 9500-year-old remains found in Leander in 1982
- Cedar Park born by creek and cedar trees
- Railroad turns Bagdad into Leander
