Centennial and Sesquicentennial Time Capsules - Old City Hall - Mexia, TX - Community Commemoration on Waymarking.com

The replacement has the city's sesquicentennial emblem at the top, followed by nearly identical text:

The Mexia Texas Sesquicentennial 2021 Facebook page (see below) has some interesting photos of the 1971 Centennial celebrations, including one of the time capsule being lifted into place (March 12, 2020), but once the calendar reached July 2021, there were no updates. A KWTX story has a photo captioned, "Family members of those who placed the time capsule pull it from the ground". It mentions that, among the contents of the 1971 time capsule was a letter written to Dr. Wesley Pittman, whose family has been providing the city with ophthalmologists since the late 1800s. The letter was written by Dr. Pittman's father, and there was also a pair of his grandfather's glasses. Pittman was a young boy on his bicycle when he attended the centennial celebration, and his grandfather accompanied him on his horse.

As to the new time capsule, as always, details are elusive, but the aforementioned article notes that inclusion of material about COVID-19, including masks, and there probably will be photos of the current city employees. We'll find out in 2071 when they revisit the site.

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