In the midst of bustling and growing Round Rock in all directions, you can still discover life in the slow lane. Historic Downtown Round Rock, fondly known as 'old town' to locals, is a journey back to bygone days. Remnants of the past are visible in restored 100+ year old buildings that are now home to specialty shops, restaurants and a down-south restful atmosphere. Enjoy the tour...........

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

 downtown round rock

downtown round rock

downtown round rock

A trip to downtown Round Rock wouldn't be the same without a homemade pastry from 'Round Rock Donuts' They are sooo good!

 
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8 Comments on A Picture Tour of Historical Downtown Round Rock, Texas

OCT
11
2008
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Those "old" buildings don't look old at all.  Great restoration and making the city look up with the times.

8:16am • #1
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Love the old Gas Station ...I used to have a Texaco Firechief sign off a pump. Wonderful downttown area!

4:41pm • #2
OCT
12
2008
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Oh love this pics!  I felt like I was in a small town USA movie set - how adorably quaint.....I invite you to post to the Thingstodo/PlacestoGoGroup!  :-) 

12:13pm • #3

Trey:  The gas station closed down about 20 years ago but the pumps are still there.  Back when it was open, it was also a notable place where many of the locals sat around, told stories and played dominoes for hours under the outside overhang.   

5:25pm • #4
OCT
13
2008
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Karen, I love your pictures.  Isn't it funny how most "old Towns" the traditional ones anyway that have not been commercialized are so similar.  The town next to us is Murrieta and their "Old Town" is similar to this one you posted about.  Temecula's is commercialized now so it looks like a "New Old Town".  Thanks for this great post and a great idea!!!  

9:42am • #5
OCT
14
2008

Jane:  We have so many lovely 'old towns' here in Texas.  I love them all but my favorites are Georgetown and Gruene (pronounced Green).  Very quaint and friendly towns with lots of unique shops. 

9:30pm • #6
OCT
20
2008
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Karen - nice pics, you must have had fun taking them.  I love old buildings - they have such charm.  Especially loved the gas station - if I concentrate real hard, I can actually remember them from  my childhood.  ;-)

BTW, thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting - I appreciate your support!

3:17pm • #7

Hi Sandy:  I really enjoy downtown Round Rock and yes, I did enjoy taking this pictures.  Next time you're down our way give me a shout and I'll treat you to a tour and lunch in wonderful downtown Round Rock 

5:11pm • #8

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