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The Backstory: Historic Williamson County bridges that have survived a hundred years of floods
The Easley and Hoxie bridges east of Georgetown date back to the beginning of the 20th century, and one is said to be haunted. WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas — With springtime comes the ever-constant threat of heavy rain and sometimes floods in our part of the state. Along the San Gabriel River in Williamson County, there are some unusual survivors from a devastating flood that happened there a hundred years ago: the Easley and Hoxie bridges…
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