904 W. Main (Spradley House) Photographs
904 W Main Street 1986 survey contact print, Roll 31 #12
904 W Main Street - from across the street Photo by Ray Robberson, 8-1-2011
904 W. Main - front facade (faces south) Photo by Pamela Temple, 7-28-2011
904 W. Main - southeast corner porch detail Photo by Pamela Temple, 8-4-2011
904 W. Main - part of east facade Photo by Pamela Temple, 8-4-2011
904 W. Main - front porch detail Photo by Pamela Temple, 8-4-2011
904 W. Main - southwest corner detail Photo by Pamela Temple, 8-4-2011
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904 W Main Street
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904 W Main Street - from across the street
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904 W. Main - front facade (faces south)
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904 W. Main - southeast corner porch detail
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904 W. Main - part of east facade
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904 W. Main - front porch detail
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904 W. Main - southwest corner detail
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904 W Main Street
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904 W Main Street - from across the street
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904 W. Main - front facade (faces south)
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904 W. Main - southeast corner porch detail
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904 W. Main - part of east facade
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904 W. Main - front porch detail
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904 W. Main - southwest corner detail
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904 W Main Street
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904 W Main Street - from across the street
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904 W. Main - front facade (faces south)
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904 W. Main - southeast corner porch detail
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904 W. Main - part of east facade
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904 W. Main - front porch detail
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904 W. Main - southwest corner detail
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904 W. Main (The Spradley House) 2011 Summer Survey
Click here to view survey form.
- 1922 Sanborn Map, address was originally 722.
The house has been recently painted. This beautiful structure was once the home of A. J. Spradely who became Sheriff of Nacogdoches Country in 1889 and served for thirty years. He also served four years as a deputy U.S. Marshall.
904 W. Main 1986 Survey Information
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Address: 904 W. Main
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Name: Spradley House
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Date: 1985-1905
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Block: 43
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Lot: OL 23-A
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Condition: Good
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Description: 2-1/2 story; wood frame with lapped wood siding; brick pier foundation; irregular plan with addition at rear, chamfered bays on east and west, projecting bay on south with first story chamfered; hip roof with intersecting gables on east, south, and west with pedimented gable ends, shingle siding and Palladian windows; 1-story wraparound porch on east and south with pedimented entry, cylindrical Doric columns, spindle railing, narrow double entry doors wood paneled with upper glass light, ornamented double screen doors; second story porch with Doric columns, extended gable with arched opening, spindle railing; two interior brick chimneys with corbeled caps; lattice foundation skirt; composition shingles on roofs; windows 1/1 wood double-hung.
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Significance: Architectural.