The Archives produces online exhibits periodically that explore Travis County history in a visual and interactive way.

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Miller, W.D

A History of the Travis County Sheriff’s Office

This Exhibit features a history of the Travis County Sheriff’s Office and a timeline providing a biography of each Sheriff.

Courthouse_1875

Lost Travis County

This exhibit looks at places and communities that no longer exist in Travis County using an interactive map.

Ann Richards

First Women Elected Officials in Travis County

Who were the first women elected to office in Travis County? In this exhibit you will learn about the first women to hold office in Travis County.

saloon men

Law and Lawlessness in Early Travis County

What did criminal activity look like in early Travis County? What was the response of the criminal justice system? These questions are answered in this exhibit using county records, photographs, and newspaper clippings.

Hippie Hollow

History of the Parks

This online exhibit takes a look into our county parks, including their unique histories and individual characteristics.

Servant Girl Newspaper Clippings

Mysteries of Travis County

What part of Travis County history is strange and mysterious? Check out this exhibit to explore this question.

Voter Information Table 1972

History of Travis County Elections

Explore how elections and voting have changed since Travis County was founded in this online exhibit.

Voter Information Table 1972

History of the Travis County Extension Service

The Travis County Extension Service is not only a valuable county resource but an over 100 year old institution with a fascinating history.