725 N. Mound Photographs
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725 N. Mound 2011 Summer Survey
725_N._Mound.pdf
Description: Plexiglass skylight on north side. While this property continues to feature a detached garage, Tax Assessor's records show the current detached garage dates from 1997.
Significance: Robert W. Haselwood, a partner in the Stripling, Haselwood & Co Department Store, acquired the property where this house now sits in 1904. According to tax assessor's records the current house dates from 1912, during Haselwood's ownership of the property. From 1982 to 1993 the Haselwood house served as home to the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Tax assessor's records show that the interior of this building underwent renovation in 1994. The current detached garage dates to 1997. Sanborn maps from 1929 and 1946 show this property with both detached automotive garage and stables. Neither of these outbuilding appear to survive on the modern property. (1922 Sheet 6; 1929 Sheet 8; 1946 Sheet 8).
Links:
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Sanborn Company Maps - 1922 |
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/sanborn/m-o/txu-sanborn-nacogdoches-1922-6.jpg |
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Robert W. Haselwood Obit |
Obits_1.pdf |
725 N. Mound 1990 National Register Information
- Address: 725 N. Mound
- Date: 1912
- Category: Contributing
- Block: 40
- Lot: 14
- Description: 1-1/2 story; wood frame with brick veneer on the first floor, shingles on upper floor; brick foundation; massed plan; hip roofs with composition shingles; plain entablature across porches and porte cochere, brick porch supports over brick piers which extend to the foundation, low brick porch wall; windows wide 1/1 wood double-hung; entry door with large glass light, side lights matching, transom light above; interior brick chimneys on north and south; porte cochere on the northeast comer; front yard fence with square brick piers and low wrought iron rails; detached garage.
725 N. Mound 1986 Survey Information
- Address: 725 N. Mound
- Name: Delta Sigma Phi / Hazelwood House
- Date: 1912
- Block: 40
- Lot: 14
- Condition: Good; some alterations on interior
- Description: 1-1/2 story; wood frame with brick veneer on the first floor, shingles on upper floor; brick foundation; massed plan; hip roofs with composition shingles; plain entablature across porches and porte cochere, brick porch supports over brick piers which extend to the foundation, low brick porch wall; windows wide 1/1 wood double-hung; entry door with large glass light, side lights matching, transom light above; interior brick chimneys on north and south; porte cochere on the northeast comer; front yard fence with square brick piers and low wrought iron rails; detached garage.
- Significance: Architectural