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Smithsonian exhibit to run in Taylor Aug. 15–Sept. 27; commission seeks local contributions and volunteers
Summary
A Smithsonian exhibit featuring about 50 colorized Main Street postcards will be on display in Taylor Aug. 15–Sept. 27 at 209 East 1st; the commission asked members to share information and identify whether county commissioners will attend. Contact: Ruby Fisher.
The Williamson County Historical Commission noted on May 7 that a Smithsonian exhibit will open in Taylor on Aug. 15 and remain through Sept. 27 at 209 East 1st, featuring roughly 50 colorized postcards of Taylor's Main Street.
Danelle Houck told the commission that Ruby Fisher is the exhibit contact and that commission members should forward any relevant information to Fisher; Houck said she would reach out to Fisher directly. Visitors Stephen and Audrey Guerra introduced themselves as interested in volunteer opportunities connected with local history projects.
Commission members asked whether any Williamson County commissioners plan to attend opening events; the minutes record the question but do not list a response. The commission did not record a formal decision about allocating funds or assigning volunteers; members were asked to follow up with the named contact.
The commission's notes provide the exhibit dates and the 209 East 1st address in Taylor for public planning.
