LEANDER of Williamson County, Texas

“Leanderthal Lady,” the prehistoric woman whose burial site was discovered in 1982 during construction. Carbon dating suggests “LeAnn” lived over 10,000-13,000 years ago. At the time of the discovery, her site was one of the earliest intact burial sites in the United States.

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pic 1008 Leander, Texas in 1922. Leander school teachers, among them Lora Pugh, who would marry A.L. Mason the next year, had fun with some local "transportation"	pic 1009 The first white man’s settlement in the part of Texas that would become Williamson County was the Blockhouse Tumlinson fort built between present day Cedar Park and Leander in 1835/36. Steps were cut into this oak tree to be used as a “lookout”. The tree died many years ago. Texas Centennial Marker 1936.	pic 1097 Leander, Texas 1910 pic 8305 Francis Mason, Leander, Texas, 1940's
pic 1131 Snow Scene, Leander, Texas	pic 2006 Leander, Texas in 1922. Leander school teachers, among them Lora Pugh, who would marry A. L. Mason the next year, and Gerry Stockton. The Leander train depot is in the background.	pic 2127 Cordie Moore on motorcycle, Leander, Texas, ca. 1959
pic 2131 Leander young folks in costume in 1890's	pic 2136 Leander Baseball Team	pic 8302 C.C. Mason family, Leander, Texas, 1890's