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Z-93-08-26-12A - 8/26/1993 (2)MU _ Z- 93- 08- 26 -12A Amending the Zoning _ Ordinance by adding Historic Land- _ mark "overlay" zoning to the following properties: (SEE BELOW) 1. 106 W. Anderson Avenue 2. 106 W. Bagdad Avenue (Part of Lot 4 and Lots 5 -10, Blk 8, RROP ) 3. 208 S. Blair Street (Lots 1 -7, Blk 2 RROP Anderson's First Addition) 4. 1113 Ledbetter Street (0.475 acres, J.M. Harrell survey) 5. 602 E. Liberty Avenue (Lot 3, Blk 40, RROP 6. 603 E. Liberty Avenue ) 6. 609 5 Libert (Lots 10 & 11 and W part of Lot 12, 8 y Avenue (Lots 14 & 15, Blk 17, RROP) Blk 17, RROP) 802 E. Liberty Avenue (Lots 5, 6, and W 1/2 of Lot 4, Blk 5, Nelson Addition) 9. 1104 E. Liberty Avenue (Lots 4 -6, Blk 8, Nelson Addition) 10. 309 East Main Street (Lots 1 -3, 17 -19, E 9 ft. of Lot 4, 11. 504 North Mays Street (E 150 ft. of Blk 15, Anderson's First Addition) 12. Blk 11, RROP) 507 E. Main Street (Lots 3, 4, 9, 10, Blk 13, RROP 13. 607 E. Main Street (Lots 3, 8, and 1/2 ) /2 Blk 14. 808 E. Main Street (Lots 1 & 2, N Lots 2 & 9, on 14, I2ROP 15. 106 N. Mays Street (Lot 13, N 1/2 4, of Lot 14, Lot 14, k Addi 3 R R ) 16. 302 W. Main Street (Lots 1 & 2 Blk RROP) 23, RROP) 17. 400 W. Main Street (Lots 1 -5, Blk 26, RROP) 18. 210 McNeil Road (E 1/2 of Lots 1 & 2, Blk 1, RROP 19. 106 N. San Saba (Lots 4 -6, Blk 27, RROP) ) 20. 107 S. Sheppard (N 55.5 ft. of Lots 8 -10 & NW 9 ft. of Lot 7, Blk 11, RROP) 21. 109 S. Sheppard (S 1/2 of Lots 8 -10, SW 22. 202 N. Stone Street (Lots 1 -3, Blk 39, RRQP) of Lot 7, Blk 11, RROP) 23. 207 N. Stone Street (S 1/2 of Lot 4, Blk 40, RROP) 24. Water Tower (Round Rock Avenue - 25. Palm House @ owned by City of Round Rock) 26. Palm E. Liberty OSPAPV (owned by City of Round Rock) y Avenue (Lots 7 -10, Blk 3, Nelson Addition) 106 W. Anderson Avenue 106 W. Bagdad Avenue 208 S. Blair Street 1113 Ledbetter Street 602 E. Liberty Avenue 603 E. Liberty Avenue 609 E. Liberty Avenue 802 E. Liberty Avenue .ss.. 93 ORDIN - d - .Jo a W - 1104 E. Liberty Avenue 309 North Main Street 504 North Mays Street 507 E. Main Street 607 E. Main Street 808 E. Main Street 106 N. Mays Street 302 W. Main Street 400 W. Main Street AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS, ADOPTED IN CHAPTER 11, SECTION 3.E.(2), CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS AND MAKING THIS AMENDMENT A PART OF THE SAID OFFICIAL ZONING MAP, TO WIT: TO CHANGE WHEREAS, the Historic Preservation Commission has requested that a study be made for the purpose of designating certain properties as Historic "Zoning Overlay" Landmark, described as the following; and 210 McNeil Road 106 N. San Saba 107 S. Sheppard 109 S. Sheppard 202 N. Stone Street 207 N. Stone Street Water Tower downtown Palm House @ OSPAPV 909 E. Liberty Avenue WHEREAS, the City Council has submitted the proposed designation to the Planning and Zoning Commission for its recommendation and report, and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing concerning the requested change on the 19th day of August, 1993, following lawful publication of the notice of said public hearing, and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the above described properties are areas which have outstanding historical and cultural significance and the buildings and other appurtenances located thereon are of basic and vital importance for the development of cultural and tourism because of this association with history; and WHEREAS, on the 26th day of August, 1993, after proper notification, the City Council held a public hearing on the requested change, and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that substantial changes in conditions have occurred which justify the zoning classification change provided for herein, and WHEREAS, each and every requirement set forth in Chapter 211, Subchapter A, Texas Local Government Code, and Section 11.305(2), Code of Ordinances (1990 Edition), ,• City of Round Rock, Texas, concerning public notices, hearings, and other procedural matters has been fully complied with, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS: That the Official Zoning Map adopted in Section 11.305 (2), code of Ordinances (1990 Edition) City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended adding the Historic Landmark to the existing zoning classification. n. A. All ordinances, parts of ordinances, or resolutions in conflict herewith are expressly repealed. B. The invalidity of any section or provision of this ordinance shall not invalidate other sections or provisions thereof. Alternative 1. By motion duly made, seconded and passed with an affirmative vote of all the Council members present, the requirement for reading this ordinance on two separate days was dispensed with. nn 77 __ READ, PASSED,and ADOPTED on first reading this 4aP i ID day of 1993. Alternative 2. READ and APPROVED on first reading this the day of 1993. READ, APPROVED and ADOPTED on second readipg this the day of ,1993. vi20 % a2 � E LAND, City Secretary CHARLES CULAEP R, Mayor City of Round Rock, Texas DATE: August 24, 1993 SUBJECT: City Council Meeting, August 26, 1993 ITEM: 12.A. Consider an ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance by adding Historic Landmark "overlay" zoning to the following properties. (First Reading) STAFF RESOURCE PERSON: Joe Vining STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Approval PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Approval Economic Impact: Short term less and real estate taxes with long term gains made through revitalization of downtown area and increased property valves. Type: Residential Built ea. 1905 400 W. Main Notes: Subtype B: Hipped Style: 4 TEXAS HISTORICAL. COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM .r. County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock . • Site Number ,l -29 < '. USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1905 Additions Historic Name Address 400 West Main Street Owner Leslie B. McNeese Legal nese. Lots 1-5, Block 26, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence ProperfyType Domestic Stylistic Influence Integrity OE XX location XX design ' - -- XX setting , ._ .. lin Subtype Bungalow: Hipped - : materials workmanship - XX association XX feeling • History of Property Land sold from I & GN Railroad representatives to W.H. Triggs for $75 in 1888 and 1890. Triggs sold Lots 1 -5 to 0.C. and Hallie Bowmer in 1900 for $1,000. The Bowmers sold property to Dr. W.G. Weber for $1200 in 1904. This property was one of several parcels sold by th'e heirs of Dr. Weber to Leslie and Elizabeth McNeese in 1930. The McNeese family took possession of the house in 193L Mr. McNeese died in 1933. His wife remarried, to a Mr. Ferrell. Following the death of his mother, Leslie McNeese (son of Leslie and Elizabeth) now owns the house. It is currently rented out. - - Areas Of Significance ARCHITECTURE: An example of the transition to open -plan residences, while still having Victorian and other closed - plan influences. Contributes to the historic character of the neighborhood. - -- Blli ogsapby Interview, Thelma "Tiny" McNeese, September 12, 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Boo 46, Page 260; Book 56, Page 544; Book 90, Page 232; Book 110, Page 300; Book 255, Page 19. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data: Roll/F ame 2/7a - 2/8a, 18/24a - 18/27a Slides 208, 209, 1825, 1826, 1827,1828 Designations NR RTBL HABS Local Other Address: 400 West Main St. Site Number -1 -29 t.ocutlonL' X original location moved (specify date) E building faces (N /S/E/W) Stories: 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) other L-plan modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan " other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam , t stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding (N & E walls) stucco stone - ,board -and- batten siding . • fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle X synthetic siding svn. siding on W and S walls other Porches: • 2/2 specify # of bays . FYS specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X . inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) X tapered box supports full- height XX on piers fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters jig -sawn brackets itg -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Winde`- X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 4/4 light configuration aluminum screens other Doors/Entrica: X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom with sidelights other Gable End Treatment: same as wall surface stucco wood shingle 'l wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents RoofTypm gable X hipped flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify #) gable hipped shed ' other Roof Materials: wood shingles • - X composition shingles metal (specify type) X box eaves exposed rafter ends - g-sawn brackets stick brackets has partial gutters other Chimneys: " specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuilding= X garage barn shed small stone bldg. at NW corner other Landscape Feature= X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens other Other: Plan has asymmetrical aspects; roof line is complex with two hipped roofs. House has characteristics of both 19th - century closed plans and 20th - century open - plan styles. Projecting bay windows are on N and E side of house with shingles above the windows around the bay. - Note 210 McNeil Rd. Type: Residential Subtype L-plan Built ca 1905 Style Folk Vistorian r TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION RY FORM .TEXAS HISTORIC SITES .RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 -762 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1905 Additions Stylistic Influence Folk Victorian Integrity XXlocation XXmaterials FBstoricName Address 210 McNeil Road Owner Lee R. Pena, Jr. • LegalDesc. East 1/2 of Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, City of Round Rock Arcbitect/Bufider Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Property7Jype Domestic Subtype LP1an"r' XXdesign - XX setting XXworkinanship XXassociation - • - XXfeeling -- — History of Property Lots 1 and 2 were sold to C.F. Place by W.G. Morrow for $610 in 1889. C.F. Place sold the lots to Mrs. Maggie Bluhm for $200 in 1900. Sanborn's Maps indicate the house was built between - 1902 and 1909. The Bluhm s sold the property in 1925 to Pedro and Noberta Penia for $1200. In 1932, the Penias sold the lots to their sons Lee and Cipriano Pena. In 1955, Cipriano sold his interest for $1000 to Lee Pena. Lee Pena and wife Amelia Rodriguez Pena gave Lots 1 and 2 to son Lee Pena Jr. in 1978. This house is currently rented out while the Pena family still lives next door, on the west half of Lots 1 and 2. - Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Although windows, doors, and porch floors have been altered, this structure is a nice Folk Victorian house, with two porches having original detailing and supports. ETHNIC HERITAGE - HISPANIC: House in possession of one Hispanic family for almost 70 years. Bibliography Interview, Mrs. Lee Pena, Jr., August 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 47, Page 511; Book 99, Page 538; Book 109, Pages 208 and 210; Book 226, Page 196; Book 335, Page 145; Book 481, Page 188; Book 699, Page 686. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Maps: 1902, 1909, 1916, 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 7/21 - 7/22; 18/31a Slides 723, 724,1832 Designations NR IC111L FIABS I o at Other Address 210 McNeil Road SiteNumbee 1 -762 Location: X original location moved (specify date) E building faces (N/S/EJW) .Stones: 1 specify N (1,2, etc.) Construction X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) other L-plan X modified L-plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow an shotg pla asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam -- - stone brick brick skirt around foundation other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding drop siding .. stone X. board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 3 specify # of bays E specify N /S/EJW elevation X shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset X turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters X iig -sawn brackets i ig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows: wood sash X aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 2r2 light configuration sashes not original other Doors/Entrios: single -door primary entry double -door primary entry X 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights both entries are single doors other Gable End Treatmen same as wall surface stucco stucco .id ;a i °i'j.t wood shingle X wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents drop siding in gable other Roo X � a • l `w,�S hipped flat/with parapet gambrel "' dormers (specify #) gable hipped shed = , other Roof Materials wood shingles composition shingles tile • '1.,. „ X metal(specifytype) (channeled tin) box eaves - exposed rafter ends - g-sawn brackets stick brackets covered rafter ends other Chimneys • specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuilding= garage barn shed other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens ) .. "�.. ; Other: nother 6 po f ri h on' south • r elevation - four bays, roof, with turned -wood posts and jigsawn bracketing identical to eiist porch. Porch supports and brackets appear to be original. Porch floor replaced with concrete. Color iieheme"is now red with white trim. t; • 1 ;;;;,,..11,, & T - G1.+'i , ^ =24 :i.•`:'.g, t t:int Agri' +:ras ak.;a7 106 N. San Saba Type: Residential Subtype L-plan Built: ca.1905 Styk Craftsman Notes • r TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION FORM TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 -660 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1905 Additions ca. 1920's Historic Name Address 106 North San Saba Street Owner Dorothy Munson Legal Desc. Lots 4 -6, Block 27, City of Round Rock t Architect/Builder ' Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence 'ProperlyType Domestic Stylistic Influence Craftsman Integrity OE XXlocation design r XX setting - XXmaterials XXworkmanship XX association XXfeelnig • History of Property Built around 1905 for William Walsh, an Irish Catholic immigrant who founded Round Rock White Lime Company. Walsh bought Lots 4 and 5 from J.P. Young in 1904, and built house soon thereafter. Current owner William Walsh's granddaughter, believes house was built between 1904 and 1908. Upon Walsh's death, his properties were held jointly by his heirs until 1929, when they were divided. E.J. Walsh received Lots 1 -6 of this block. In 1956, he gave this property to Ruth Evans Walsh (his wife ?), who passed them to her daughter Dorothy Walsh Munson. Area of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Two -story vernacular frame residence, unusual for early 1900's in Round Rock. ETHNIC HERITAGE: Walsh family once owned much of this neighborhood, creating an Irish Catholic enclave among predominantly Anglo and Swedish Protestant settlers. Blbliogaphy Interview, Tiny McNeese, September 21, 1992. Phone Interview, Dorothy Munson, October 17, 1992. .Williamson County Deed Records: Book 92, Page 358; Book 107, Pages 115 and 311; Book 133, Page 183; Book 239, Page 474; Book 409, Page 539. Digesualdo, J. and Thompson, . K,Historical Round Rock, pp. 279 - 284. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / August and September 1992 Photo Data: Roll /Frame 2/5a, 2/6a,15/13,15/14 Slides 206, 207, 1512, 1513 Designations NR RTHL HAGS 7oml Other Subtype L-Plan - -? -- +:bsa • r.. - a:n 7 Address 106 North San Saba St Site Number_ 1-660 Location X original location moved (specify date) W building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories 2 specify 6 (1,2, etc_) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: X solid stone (specify color) bungalow plan - other L-plan modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan shotgun plan • asymmetrical plan other Foundation Material= X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: , weatherboard siding X drop siding ((lush siding) stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle - synthetic siding other Porches: • 3 specify 6 of bays W specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof X hipped roof gable roof -- inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) X(3) tapered box supports full- height XX on piers (stuccoed) fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters i brackets iig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows: X ^ wood sash ` • aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 2/2 light configuration other Ooors/Entrie. X single -door primary entry • double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Gable End Treataaent same as wall surface stucco wood shingle - wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents other Rooflype: gable X hipped .•, •f 4• flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify #), • gable • shed d other R.00fMaterialo ' wood shingles 'X composition shingles bile 'metal (specify type) • box eaves X exposed rafter ends i ig -sawn brackets - stick brackets other Chimneys: . 1 specify number interior (specify placement) X exterior (specify placement) (along roof crest on N portion of bldg.) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn X shed other Landscape Features: sidewalks terracing drives X well or cistern (in rear yard) gardens Other- Porch added later, possiblyenrly 1920's based on its style. Once painted brown and beige, with wooden fence mound property_ First-thaw gable end window appears to be single -pane with transom above. Windows have simple casings. f ' firm - t, 7'; - ...1•011...." „ . Notes: • .t t "'"' • • • , 107 S. Sheppard • Type Residential Subtype B:Hipped Built ca. 1927 Style Craftsman .• , :10 Jji • . $ < • •, k qa" • fi ,7 1,A • TEXAS HISTORICAL ') COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM . RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-660 USGS Quad 3097-312 { Date of Construction ' • Fars 'al Estimated 1905 Additions ca. 1920% Historic Name ty.. ., Address 106 North San Saba Street Owner Dorothy Munson Legal Desc. Lots 4 -6, Block 27, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder {: y p Contractor Historic Use Residences Present Use Residenc = ' -=£' �k?z" •. "' a ,._ PmpaiyType Domestic e Subtype - L Plan Stylisticlnfluence • Craftsm d IX setting Integrity OS XXlocation - - design -. -- MC materials = XXworkmanship XX association • • XXfeeling _ = •' History of Property Built around 1905 for William Walsh, an Irish Catholic immigrant who founded Round Rock White Lime Company. Walsh bought Lots 4 and 5 from J.P. Young in 1904, and built house soon thereafter. Current owner William Walsh's granddaughter, believes house was built between 1904 and 1908. Upon Walsh's death, its properties were held jointly by his heirs until 1929, when they were divided. E who passed them to of her lock. In Dorothy h 1956, gave t s property to Ruth Evans Walsh (his Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Two-story h vernacular frame residence, unusual for early crating an Irish R Catholic enclave among predominantly family glo and Swedish Protestant setters. Bibliography Interview, Tiny McNeese, September 21, 1992. Phone Interview, Dorothy Munson, October 133, Page 183; Book 239, Page 474; Book R 409, Page 539. P Di g sualdo, J. and Thompson, gand 311; Book K,Historical Round Rock pp. 279 - 284. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / August and September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 2/5a, 2/6a,15/13,15/14 Slides 206,207, 1512,1513 Designations NR R'IIII. HABS 1 rral Other i TEXAS HISTORICAL C6MMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual 1927 Estimated Additions Historic Name Address 107 South Sheppard Street Owner Francis Sandburg . - _ Legal Desc. North 55.5 ft. of Lots 8-10 and Northwest 9 ft. of Lot 7, Block 11, City of Round Rock AT chitecf/Builder C.D. Anderson , -< Contractor 5 Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence PropertyType DOMESTIC Subtype Bungalow: Hipped Stylistic Influence Craftsman Integrity OE XXlocation XXdesign - " XXsetting )a materials XXworicmanch;p XXassociation XXfeeling History of Property Land went through many owners: New York and Texas Land Co- (1876 - 1884), S.V. Dooley (1884 - 1906), J. Robertson (1906). Dr. J.A. and Hedwig Stamline bought Lots 8 -13 and part of Lot 7 for $3500 in May 1906. Dr. Stamline was a local Swedish clergyman and two-time president of Trinity - Lutheran College. The Stamilnes lived in an neighboring house at 303 East Main. J.A. Stamline died in 1928, and Lots 7 - 10 were sold to Maudie Morgan Henna in 1939. She gave these lots to her son, Louis, in 1945. Louis and wife Billie Sue briefly lived here, but gave the lots to the First Baptist Church of Round Rock in 1949. The Church quickly sold the north 55.5 feet of these lots to Francis and Edith Sandburg for $4750. The house was built in 1927, primarily from old lumber salvaged from old 2 -story Stamline house, which stood at 303 East Main St. from the late 1800's to about 1915. Some windows from old house also used here_House at 109 S. Sheppard built at same time and with identical plan, but it relied on new lumber for its construction. An old barn, windmill, and water tank were removed from the property in 1949, although a capped well remains. An original screened porch in rear was enclosed in the early 1940's. -' Areas a Significance cottage. gnifi awB ARCHITECTURE: T materials salvaged from older ho 109 S. Sheppard, good example of simple Bibliography Interview, Francis Sandburg, October 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 30, Page 583; Book 118, Page 271; Book 117, Pages 436 and 472; Book 300, Page 515; Book 327, Page 301; Book 361, Page 17; Book 359, Page 628. , Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/ October 1992 Photo Data:Roll/Irame 1/2, 19/10a- 19/12a Slides 102,1911, 1912, 1913 Designations NR RTHL HABS Local Other Address: 107 S. Sheppard Site Number 1595 L.ositiom X original locution moved (specify date) W building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories: 1 specify N (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame Plan: solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other L-pion - modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan. other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick pressed tin sldrt other Exterior Wall Surface: X weatherboard siding drop siding , stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 1 specify lofbays W specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof X gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) X tapered box supports full- height XX on piers (brick) fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters iig -sawn brackets 'jig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows r . X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung - casement fixed decorative screenwork 2/2 light configuration other Doors/Entries X single -door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights w /screen door other Cable End Treatment X same as wall surface stucco , .. a'r.. •• . - wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents vent one transom other RootTypc gable `7f.. X hipped flat/with parapet gambrel - dormers (specify #) gable hipped shed • other RoofMaterials. wood shingles - X composition shingles tile • metal (specify type) ; box eaves • X exposed rafter ends jig -sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives X well or cistern (capped) gardens Othen l'orch balustrade actually uScs rectangular boards, not squared. •.�. ..., a4�cs• . -e t:. = LrC: :i; * t`f '. ZCL • 109 S. Sheppard Type: Residential Subtype B: Hipped Built ea. 1927 Style Craftsman Notes TEXAS HISTORICAL COMQVIISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM _ RESEOENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON -- City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 USGS Quad 3097 Date of Construction Factual 1927 Estimated Additions Historic Name Address 109 South Sheppard Street Owner Sharon Prete Legal pest. South 1/2 of Lots 8-10, SW part of Lot 7, Block 11, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder ` Contractor . Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Property Type Domestic Subtype Bungalow: Hipped Stylistic Influence Craftsman Integrity OE XXlocation XXdesign XXsetting XXmaterials XXworlcmanship XXassociation XXfeeling History of Property Land went though many owners: The New York and Texas Land Company (1876- 1884), S.V. Dooley (1884 - 1906), J. Robertson (1906). Dr. JA and Hedwig Stamline bought Lots 8 - 13 and part of lot 7 for $3500 in May 1906. Dr. Stamilne was a local Swedish clergyman and two -time president of Trinity Lutheran College. The Stamlines lived in a neighboring house at 303 East Main. J.A. Stamline died in 1928 and Lots 7 -10 were sold to Maudie Morgan Henna in 1939. She gave these lots to her son, Louis, in 1945. Louis and wife Billie Sue gave the lots to First Baptist Church of Round Rock in 1949. The Church sold the south 69.5 feet of these lotsto Ernest Anderson in 1950.- He sold the property to Sharon Prete in 1991. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Along with identical 107 South Sheppard, his is a good example of simple Craftsman cottage. Bthliography Williamson County Deed Records: Book 30, Page 583; Book 118, Page 271; Book 117, Pages 436 and 472; Book 300, Page 515; Book 327, Page 301; Book 361, Page 17; Book 362, Page 135; Book 2081, Page 870. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Map: 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed R.E. NIitchelI/September 1992 Photo Data: Roll /Frame 1/1,13/0,13/1 < .. Slides 101, 1301,1302 Designations NR. 81111, BASS 1 .val Other Address: 109 South St- Sitc Numbes. 1-606 Location X original location moved (specify date) W building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories: 1 specify # (1,2, etc -) Construction X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) Plan other L-plan modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam stone brick pressed tin around foundation other Exterior Wall Surface: X weatherboard siding drop siding stucco stone board-and-batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 1 specify S of bays W specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof X gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) X tapered box supports full - height XX on piers (brick piers) fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters - iig -sawn brackets - fig- sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash _ X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 1/1 light configuration other Doors/Entries X single - door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Cable End Treatment X same as wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents vent n 3 transom other Roof Type: gable X hipped flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify #) gable hipped shed - w/ projecting front gable for porch other RoofMaterials: wood shingles X composition shingles -file metal (specify type) box eaves X exposed rafter ends ng -sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn shed other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens Other- Board- and - batten garage ti.:hind house - Rear porch was probably enclosed in 1940'8, at same time as rear porch of 107 South Sheppard. Roof currently in poor condition. .r. t Residential Built: ca.1923 202 N. Stone Notes: Subtype: B: Side Gable Style: Craftsman TEXAS IrISTORICA2 COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM i RESIDENTIAL. PROPERTY FORM • County WILLIAMSON - City/Uural Round Rock Site Number 1 -377 USGS Quad 3097.312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1923 Additions Historic Name Address 202 North Stone Street Owner Darryl Thiel Legal Hese. Lots 1-3, Block 39, City of Round Rock - Architect/Builder - Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence ProperiyType Domestic . Subtype Bungalow: Side Gable Stylistic Influence Craftsman Integrity OE XXlocation XXdesrgn XX setting XXmaterials XXworkmanship )0E association XX feeling History of Property According to owner, house built about 1915. However, Sanborn's Maps show no house on site in 1916, but the current house is present on 1925 map. Land bought by 1907 by J.E. Gustayson from New York and Texas Land Company for $210. Gustayson sold property to G.R. "Gus" - Lundelius in November 1922, for $400. The house was probably built soon after that sale- Lundelius remained at this house until 1976, when he sold it to Emil and Francis Anderson. It was sold in 1980 to Ronald and Exa Knight, but auctioned back to the Andersons in 1982. They sold it to Holly Jordan. Darryl Thiel is the current owner. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Nice example of Craftsman styling, with unusual interesting roof structure, massing and exterior screenwork. Bibliography Interview September 12, 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 125, Page 286; Book 207, Page 464; Boo 631, Page 14; Book 797, Page 629; Book 882, Page 821; Book 888, Page 551; Book 1248, Page 505. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Maps: 1916, 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 4/8; 17/28 -17/31 Slides 409, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731 Designations NR ItTHL HABS Local Other Address 202 North Stone St. Site Number. 1377 Location: X original location moved (specify date) E building faces (N/S/EfW) Stone,:¢ 1 specify N (1,2, etc.) Construction X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other Plan: L-plan modified L -plan center pn'enge plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick pressed metal around foundation other Exterior Wall Sunace: X weatherboard siding drop siding stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic sidling other Porches: 1 specify t'r of bays E specify N/S/FJW elevation shed roof hipped roof _L _gable roof inset turned -wood posts X square posts chamfered wood posts X brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters rig -sawn brackets rig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze porch roof is hipped gable other Window= wood sash - aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed X decorative screenwork Tight configuration fixed exterior shutters other Doors/Entrie= X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Cable End Treatment X same as wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding X decorative bargeboards windows X vents other RoofTypm X gable (side gable) hipped flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 5) gable hipped shed hip -on -gable roof type other Roof Materials wood shingles X composition shingles tile metal (specify type) box eaves X exposed rafter ends "g-sawn brackets X stick brackets open eave w/ covered rafter ends other Chimney= 2 specify number X interior (specify placement) (near roof crest; middle of house) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings _X _garage barn shed garage probably original other Landscape Feature= sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens Other Exterior shutters hid window Tight configuration and sash materials. The porch is interesting -a center -bay porch with 3 square posts on either side resting on brick piers. Cable ends have interesting vents with 4 -part transom- like screens. Iinrgeboards have jigsawn detailing at their ends. • - rr •s:^3 ::i~ 207 N. Stone Type_ Residential Subtype L-plan Built: 1905 Style: Folk Victorian Notes: Built by Adolf Engstrand D TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-347 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual 1905 Estimated Additions Historic Name Lambert Peterson House Address 207 North Stone Street Owner Donna Bell Legal Dese. S 1/2 of Lot 4, Block 40, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Adolf Engstrand Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Property Type Domestic Subtype L-Plan Stylistic Influence Folk Victorian Integrity OE XXlocation XX design XX setting materials XX workmanship XX association XXfeeling History of Property Built 1905 by Adolf Engstrand, a local resident. According to Lambert Peterson_ the house was purchased about 1915 by C.W. Peterson. Engstrand was C.W. Peterson's uncle by marriage. C.W. Peterson's father was an early Swedish settler of the area, coming to Palm Valley in 1870. C.W. and his wife, Elin, raised nine children. The current owner bought the house in 1984 from Lambert Peterson, youngest son of C.W. and Elin Peterson. Deed records indicate that Adolf Engstrand sold Lot 4 to to G.E. Peterson, then to Nora Peterson. J In 1971, Lambert Peterson 9 rson took formalow property te house from Ellen Berkman. Areas of Significance ETHNIC HERITAGE (SWEDISH TEXANS) - This house was owned for over 75 years by Swedish pioneer immigrants and their descendants, in an area of town known as " Swede Hill". ARCHITECTURE - Although covered by siding, design and interior decoration remain highly intact. DeGesualdo, J. Oral d Thompson, His orical Round Rock9pp. 246-250. Interview, W Williamson 92 County Deed Records: Book 123, Page 225; Book 160, Page 308; Book 306, Page 556; Book 393, Page 590; Book 578, Page 133; Book 1035, Page 752; Book 1442, Pages 313 and 316. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/August 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 4/3; 17/32 - 17/34; 19/26 - 19/28 Slides 403, 1732, 1733, 1734 Designations NR II'I'HL HABS rural Other Address 207 North Stone St. Site Number. 1-347 Location X original location moved (specify dote) W building faces (N/SIE/W) Starks 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other Plan: X L-plan • modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding drop siding stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle X synthetic siding (vinyl siding) other Porches 2 specify # of bays • W specify N/SIFJW elevation X shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset X turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters iig -sawn brackets iig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 2/2 light configuration other Doors/Entries: X single -door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom with sidelights other Cable End Treatment: same as wall surface stucco wood shingle -- wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents simulated wood vinyl siding other Rooflypm X gable (cross gables) hipped ` flat/with parapet gambrel 1 dormers (spec #) XX gable • hipped shed other Roof Materials: wood shingles X composition shingles tile metal (specify type) X box eaves • exposed rafter ends iig -sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys 0 specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuilding. garage barn X shed other Landscape Features sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens Other. Original wood siding covered in mid- 1980's by vinyl siding - simulated wood. On side gable end, siding slants diagonally. reflecting original board placement. Front entry door is probably original - very ornate with glazing above, and a flower motif below. The dormer faces west and has two windows. The front gable also has a 1/1 window on the second floor. Front gable extends to rear of house. forming a T. plan- Rooms are located in the attic space, giving a two -story interior appearance to what is actually a one - story residence. Many of the interior door surrounds and other woodworking are original. An original carriage house/barn is located to the E of the • house. r bT >►� F Water Tower Type: Industrial Bunt: 1935 Type: Residential Subtype Center Passage ' Style Colonial Rev. Built: 1906 Old Settlers Park Notes: 909 E. Liberty 'lope: Residential Subtype B: Side Gable Built: ca. 1928 Style: Craftsman Notes: Based on information from Earl Wiley. ;) TEXAS H STORICAL COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 -322 USGS Quad 3097 -312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1928 Additions • Historic Name Address 909 East Liberty Avenue Owner Lutheran Social Service of Texas Legal Dese. Lots 7 - 10, Block 3, Nelson Addition Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Property Type Domestic Subtype Bungalow: Side Gable Stylistic Influence Craftsman Integrity Of: XX location XX design XX setting XX materials XX workmanship YO association XX feeling History of Property Neighbors have stated that the house was built about 1928 for August Kaufman. Kaufman moved to Round Rock in the late 1920's to manage the local cheese factory. However, deed records indicate that Lots 7,8, and 9 were sold by T.E. Nelson and Lewis White to A.H. Kaufman in February 1941 for $300. A deed of trust for $3500 was placed on the property soon afterwards. It is unclear whether Kaufman rented the house from the Nelson family from 1928 to 1941 or if Kaufman built the house after 1928. August Kaufman's children sold the property to Lutheran Social Service of Texas in 1989_ The land was part of the Nelson Addition, bought by J.A. Nelson from the New York and Texas Land Company in 1904. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: The house has an interesting roofline as well as Craftsman detailing. COMMERCE: Building was home to the first manager of the Round Rock Cheese Factory, an important local industry. Bibliography Interview, Mr_ and Mrs. Earl Wiley, November 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 299, Page 479; Book 330, Page 260; Book 1768, Page 904. Su veym9DateSurveyed R.E. Mitchell/October 1992 Photo Data: Roll /Frame 3/15, 18/18a - 18/20a Slides 314, 1819, 1820, 1821 Designations NR RIBL HABS Loral Other Address: 909 E. Liberty Avenue Site Number_ 1-322 . • Location: X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (N/S/E(W) Stories: I specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) L-plan modified L -plan other center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan. T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam . stone brick stucco/concrete around piers other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding • stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer • brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 1 specify # of bays E specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X inset turned -wood posts X square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters i ig -sawn brackets i ig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze concrete porch floor other other Windows: X wood sash , .. aluminum sash • X double -hung :y • casement fixed X decorative screenwork I/1 light configuration other , Doore/Enteiea: single -door primary entry double -door primary entry X 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Cable End Treatment: X same as wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents Roof Type: X gable lipped '. flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify #) gable . ; a ' shed ;k other Roof Material= wood shingles':!: ;a - X composition shingles • metal (specify type)', X box'eaves exposed rafter ends iig -sawn brackets stick brackets other ,n Chimneys: 1 specify number interior (specify placement) X exterior (specify placement) (on W side) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings ,X garage barn shed other Landscape Features: X sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern gardens tither.. Evidence of late Craftsman . '' details in the gable end treatment. A small gabled roof is above entry door on N elevation, supported by triangular. brackets to the wall. The roof shape is quite interesting, with a dominant side gable on the N portion of the building and n hipped roof in the rear of the house. - tip• <_ + 11 sit ....-z. i HISTORIC ZONING REVIEW & RECOMMENDATION PROPOSAL: Historic "Overlay" Zoning I REOUEST: Approval of Historic "Overlay" Zoning for 27 significantly historic sites in Round Rock. 106 W. Anderson Avenue 106 W. Bagdad Avenue 208 S. Blair Street 1113 Ledbetter Street 602 E. Liberty Avenue 603 E. Liberty Avenue 609 E. Liberty Avenue 802 E. Liberty Avenue LIST OF PROPERTIES 1104 E. Liberty Avenue 309 North Main Street 504 North Mays Street 507 E. Main Street 607 E. Main Street 808 E. Main Street 106 N. Mays Street 302 W. Main Street 400 W. Main Street 210 McNeil Road 106 N. San Saba 107 S. Sheppard 109 S. Sheppard 202 N. Stone Street 207 N. Stone Street Water Tower downtown Palm House @ OSPAPV 909 E. Liberty Avenue , HISTORY: The Historic Preservation Commission approved the proposal on May 18, 1993 with the consent of all the concerned property owners who attended the meeting. A public hearing was held August 19, 1993 at which time the Planning and Zoning Commission approved the recommendation that 26 of the 27 properties be recommended for Historic Landmark Zoning. One property, 104 South Georgetown Street, was withdrawn due to the fact that the property was owned by a Planning and Zoning Commissioner, whose presence was required to make a quorum. This property will be included at a later date. Page 1 4 Historic "Overlay" Zoning DATE OF REVIEW: PROPERTY OWNERS: DESCRIPTION: PRESENT ZONING: PRESENT LAND USE: LOCATION: PROPOSED LAND USE: GENERAL PLAN POLICY: UTILITIES: August 24, 1993 See Exhibit "A" Twenty-six properties that have been assigned a high priority designation from the historic structure inventory of 450 potential historic structures pre -1945 Varies; SF -2, C -1, and one I -1 site Primarily residential, with the exception of a few businesses, the downtown water tower, and the Palm House Primarily downtown and one lot (1113 Ledbetter) is in the Chisholm Trail area Land use is not affected by the 'overlay" zoning Consistent with the General Plan Fully serviced by municipal utilities STAFF COMMENTS: The Planning Department conducted a survey of 450 potential historic structures. Each structure was evaluated to determine whether its historical importance was high, medium, or low. Over sixty structures were rated high and of that number, only 28 did not currently have some sort of historic designation. The Historic Preservation Commission approved the historic landmark designation, to be called Historic "Overlay" Zoning, for 27 of the 28 structures, due to the fact that one homeowner requested not to be included. Please see "Historic "Overlay" Zoning...what it means to you." for more detail on the designation. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval for a historic landmark designation, Historic "Overlay' Zoning, to be placed on the 26 high priority structures. HPC RECOMMENDATION: Approval for a historic landmark designation, Historic "Overlay" Zoning, to be placed on the 27 high priority structures. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Approval for a historic landmark designation, Historic "Overlay" Zoning, to be placed on the 26 high priority structures. Page 2 HISTORIC `OVERLAY" Z ONING ... what it means to you. Historic overlay zoning is intended to preserve areas of historic significance and interest. It encourages renovation by supporting the historic nature and general theme of the area Do I get a tax break? Yes, you can! As a homeowner in a historic overlay zone, you are automatically eligible to apply for a 75% tax break on Round Rock taxes. The break is an incentive for property owners to fix up and maintain the exterior of their structures. How do I apply? An application must be completed and filed with the Williamson County Tax Appraisal District each year the property owner requests a property tax exemption. Applications take five minutes to complete and may be obtained from Round Rock City Hall in the Planning Department or the Williamson County Tax Appraisal District. Ordinary maintenance and upkeep must occur in order to earn the tax abatement. Maintenance and upkeep will be verified annually by the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) to approve the next year's tax abatement application. Will the designation cause my taxes to increase? No! While the value of the property may increase, the owner is eligible to apply for a 75% reduction on Round Rock taxes. This tax abatement accounts for any rise in taxes attributed to a higher appraised value. Will it hurt my property value? No! The value of a designated historic structure usually increases in value. The designation can spur re- investment and often increases property values in an entire neighborhood. Will I still be able to sell my house? Yes, a historic structure which is kept in good condition often commands a higher price in the real estate market. Many people will pay a premium for the prestige of owning an older historic home. Local real estate agents estimate that historic homes receive $5,000 to $10,000 more than comparable houses. Can I lease my house? Yes! Any previous legal use of the property is still permitted. What can't I do to my house? What will I have to do? HPC approval is not required for normal repair, replacement, or repainting the exterior the same color. Exterior changes including demolition, changes in color, or remodeling of any building or structures must obtain approval from the HPC, which meets once a month (contact the Planning Department at 255 -3612 to see if such approval is required). What if I want to demolish my house? All property owners desiring to demolish an entire, or part, of a structure must obtain a permit from the Building Inspector for this intention. The Building Inspector can be reached at 218 -5550. Historic properties must obtain approval from the HPC, who may delay demolition up to 120 days while further review and options are evaluated. Will this change my current zoning? No! All historic properties will keep their current zoning and are still subject to relevant ordiances. The purpose of the designation is to preserve historic and architectural structures -- not to control activity within the structure or on the property. Who approves historic "overlay" zoning? In order for historic overlay zoning to be established, both the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council will hold a public hearring. A majoity vote by both agencies is required to approve the historic designation. Will my yard be affected? Yes! While the landscaping of a lot is not part of the historic designation, the addition of any architectural structures to the landscaping, such as fences and Lamps, are included. However, , any existing permanent architectural features are not required to fit historic standards. Is my storage shed or any other free standing buildings affected? No, it is not mandated to change any permanent existing buildings to fit historic standards. Although, new additions and renovations are required by the HPC to be historically compatible. Are there any Federal, State, or Local Loans or Grants available? Financial assistance for historic renovation comes in the fonn of the 75% property tax abatement from the City of Round Rock. Additional grants may become available on a federal level with the Clinton Administration. Your Planning and Community Development Department will keep you posted. Will I get a plaque? No, plaques will not be provided by the City of Round Rock at this time. Any structures which receive further recognition from the state or federal levels are eligible for state and/or federal plaques. Do I have to open my house to the public? N o! Will my pets be affected? No, restrictions on animals within City limits are not changed due to historic overlay zoning. Can I still renovate my home? Yes, ordinary repair or maintenance not involving structural changes in historic architectural value, style, or general design, color, or appearance is exempt from the historic SB: McPlanning \ Sallie \historic zoning preservation review. Any change of the architectural integrity or color of a structure must be approved and follow a quick review schedule of the Historic Preservation Commission. Will this prohibit public improvements from occurring? No, maintenance and improvements of public facilities (streets, sidewalks, street lights, utilities, etc.) are not affected adversely by the designation. Won't Round Rock lose tax dollars with the tax breaks given to property owners? Although a small decrease in overall city taxes will occur from the 75% tax abatement, the positive effects of historic designation should increase property values in these areas over time. Historic preservation also has a positive effect on downtowns with an increase in retail sales and sales tax dollars. The community receives benefits through neighborhood revitalization and the preservation of charm and character not often found in new construction. Is the inside of my house regulated? No, the interior design and use of a designated structure is not affected. Will I have to alter the building to comply with the American Disabilities Act? No! Residential structures do not have to apply. Only commercial uses in a commercially zoned areas must comply with the American Disabilities Act (ADA). More questions? Contact Principal Planner, Hugh Bender, in the Planning Department at 255 -3612 for any questions about historic overlay zoning. . .. , . ' PANIEL .. . • - • . ' • ADDT . , :-,.- ..-' - • xlmil Es- LAND • Appomi3:00 ThIPROV. :. TxYfAl..' of $.62470 per 8100 • • '"?-•••••• • ' ' TAX .• . . 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Residential Subtype Center Passage Built_ ca.1900 Style *Folk i°ictoritui Notes Moved 1940s - t 'TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Constriction Factual Estimated 1900 Additions Historic Name. Woodfield Cottage Address 106 West Anderson Avenue - Owner Naomie Harris LegalDesc. Lot 4, Block 14, Anderson's First Addition Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Proper yType Domestic Subtype Center Passage Stylistic Influence Integrity Of: XX location XX design )0C setting XX materials XX worlcmanship XX association XX feeling History of Property Named Woodfield Cottage by Mrs. EA Perkins and Miss Annie Speke, residents of the house in the early 1900's. They lived in the house and rented rooms to Round Rock female schoolteachers. Miss Prete moved away in 1928 and the Round Rock Independent School District owned the house for some time. Original location was on current site of Round Rock schools on Anderson Ave. In 1942, George Harris bought the house and moved it east to its present location. Mrs. Naomie Harris is the current resident. Areas of Significance SOCIAL HISTORY - Woodfield Cottage was a boarding house for many of Round Rock's first schoolteachers_ ARCHITECTURE - House is one of the few local dwellings with original spindlework detailing intact, as well as having a beautifully crafted door. • _ . Bibliography Digesualdo, J. and Thompson, K Flistorical Round Rock, pp. 471 - 472. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/ September 1992 Photo Data. Roll /Frame 5/16a, 15/15 -15/17 Slides 519,1514, 1515,1516 Designations NR RTHL HAGS Local Other Address: IOG West Anderson Av. Site Number: L-i19 Location: original location X(1942)movcd (specify dnto) S building faces (N/S/E/W) Stork: 1 specify II (1 , 2 , etc -) Construction: X frame Plan: solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other L -plan modified L -plan center passage plan (specify 9 of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan X asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: X weatherboard siding drop siding stucco stone board- and - batten siding .•fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 1 specify 9 of bays S specify N /S/EAV elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset X turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters X turned -wood balusters i ig -sawn brackets X iig -sawn porch frieze X turned -work frcre flat porch roof other W ndow, X wood sash aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative scrcenwork 4/4 light configuration other 1Mors/Entriew X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom with sidelights nicely crafted avl beveled glass other Cable End'lheatawnt (for side gable) X same as wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents other Rooffypc gable X hipped flat/with parapet gambrel 2 dormers (specify tt) XX gable hpPped shed roof type: gable on hip other RoofMateriaL wood. shingles X composition shingles tile metal (specify type) box eaves exposed rafter ends i "g-sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings; garage barn X shed (2) slight roof -wall overhang other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern gardens - O(Jic.c Some Victorian /Queen Anne detailing, such as spindlowork obnvc _ side bay windows (on bntli side: of house) and on the porch frieze. Sm:ull gables project from the center of the S and E devotions. its well as from the h portion of the N elevation. Front darner has one window and is covered by wood shingles. Type: Residential Built 1931 106 W. Bagdad Notes: Now used as offices Subtype Asymmetrical She Spanish Eclectic TEXAS mSSTORICA1 COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVVENNTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY' FORM ,. - :. County W[LLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-674 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual 1931 Estimated Additions ? design XXworkmanship Historic Name Address 10,1 West Bagdad Avenue Owner George Murray _ - LegalDesa Part of lot 4 and Lots 5-10, Block 8, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder - Contractor • Historic Use Residence Present Use Office Space ProperlyType Domestic StylisticInfluence Spanish.Eclectic Integrity OE RXlocation XXmaterials feeling History of Property Built in 1931 on former site of Smith HoteL Built as home for W.J. Walsh, part of Irish Catholic family prominent in local history. The Walsh family estate sold the property to Lela Murray. Ms. Murray gave the property to her son George Murray in 1989. Following its use as a - esidence, this building was used as a restaurant and is currently office space for several businesses. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Only example of Spanish Eclectic style in this area. Avery cosmopolitan building for a Depression -era farming community in Texas. Bibliography DiGesualdo, J. and Thompson, K Historical Round Rock p. 275. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 260, Pages 414 and 618; Book 1841, Page 62. Ownership Records, Williamson County Tax Appraisal District. Surveyor/Date Surveyed P. Scott Brown, RE. Mitchell/July 1992 and October 1992 Photo Data: Roll /Frame 13/12 - 13/14; 18/21p, 18/22a Slides 1311, 1312, 1313, 1822, 1823 Designations NEB' EfAB'S Local Subtype - Asymmetrical X[X sitting association Other Addressc 106 West gagdad Xv. Site Numbnn L-674 Locafiom X original location moved (specify date) S building faces (N/S/ /W) &odes 1 and 2 (split) Construction. X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan. specify 4 (1,2, etc.) solid stone (specify color) other L modified L -plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan X asymmetrical plan other FoundatioaMaterials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior WallSurfacs weatherboard siding . Y drop siding X stucco . . stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches specify 6 of bays specify N/SE/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters iig -sawn brackets iig - sawn porch frieze tumed -work frieze awning on front elev. other Windows - s 4 wood sash X aluminum sash double -hung X casement X fixed (iii front entry) decorative screenwork various light configuration other Doors/Entries single -door primary entry • doable -door primary entry X 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Cable EndTemelmmrt: .same as wall surface stucco - wood shingle . - wood sicing deoorativebargeboards windows vents other itootTyp= gable ed .2- X Sat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 6) gable biPped shed other Roof Material= • • • wood shingles • • .omtposition shingles • ' X the (on window overhangs) metal (speed, type) box eaves • exposed rafter ends _Jig-sawn brackets stick brackets prob. bitumen other Chimneys' 2 specify number. interior (specify placement) X exterior (specify placement) (on E and W side) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed chimneys have tiled tops other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features sidewalks terracing X drives (and parking) X well or Cistern gardens Othorc House has projecting entry bon, with its roof forming a second -story " balcony. Original entry door now enclosed by aluminum/glass entrance room with two doors, added when commercial uses began. There is also n rear wooden addition to the structure. The house has multi -level roof heights, with the S side 2 stories high, and other areas 1 story high. Small shed roofs with mission/Spanish tile above most windows. Type Residential Built ca. 1881 208 S. Blair Notes Subtype Asymmetrical • , Style: - F-- w4 TEXAS HLSTORitIIC s m vEN T ORY Fo BIST° , PR.0)'E'R1'Y FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-679 tiSGS Quad 3097312 Date of Construction P lated 1881 Additions ca- 1896 -1902; ca 1920's Flistoric Name Address 208 South Blair Street Owner Isaac Lopez, Sr. estate Tega1DC Lots 1-7, Block 2, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor : < Historic Use Residence PresentUse Residence ProperkyType Domestic StylisticTnfluence design sung Integrity OE XXhtion workmanship Xi[ association XRmaterials . Subtype A 1{Xfeelmg t Lots 1-5 for $400 in 188E Lots 6-10 were o f Property J Jo and in Caroline 90 Johnson bought History of J.li and Caroline Johnson sold the homestead purchased purposes s n fir. s p 9 �h� r 188L Theh t lan a ine Cro Jo or ns oo land in pr ty i 1940 o sot purchase immediately sold Lots 1 - 10 to Leon Behrens. $4000. , Leon and property r 1940 to Chaus all. In of 'mapping for this area. Various Maps Behrens sold to Gus Israel. present in 1n the first year if 1-7 Isaac Ma o ns to that this house was P additions to the house were made as early as the 1890's and early 1900's_ Areas of Significance SETTLEMENT One of oldest extant remai am bui buildings i DEVELOPMENT: h o ff w with g desi and materials intact west remaining residences residencc es from original building boom west of commercial are that occurred in the 1870's and 1880's. BIbliography Williamson County Deed Records_ Book 31, 95; Book 364, 6 521; Book 318, Page 366; Book 385, Page 303. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Map Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 553a, 15/18 - 15121 Slides 505, 1517, 1518, 1519, 1520 - Local Other NR 1 Designations Address: 208 South'Blnir St Site Number :1.679 Location: X original location moved (specify date) WiS building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories 1 specify # (1,2, etc -) Construction: X frame Plan: solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other i -Dian modified L-plan center passage plan (specify! of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan X asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding • X drop siding (flush siding) stucco stone board -and- batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches: 4 specify # of bays S specify N/S elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (4 Doric) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters iig -sawn brackets i"g-sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze fat porch roof other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash •'- double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 4/4 light configuration some have aluminum screens other Doors/Entries single-door primary entry double-door primary entry X 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights both single -door entries other Cable EndTreatmenb X some as wail surface stucco wood shingle. -. •. = c decorative bargeboards windows vents - ' other RoofTypa X gable (cross gables) hipped flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 8) gable hiPPed shed other RoofMatexials wood shingles • X composition shingles -•', ' - brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn X shed cellar other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens (also rock wall surrounding S and E portions of property) - metal (specify type) X box eaves . X exposed rafter ends(on rear addns) jig-sawn brackets stick brackets box eaves used on most of house other Chimneys 1 specify number X interior (specify placement) (on N side) exterior (specify placement) Other A porch is also located an east side of structure. It is two bays wide, with Oat roof and two Doric - columns similar to main porch: Two bay windows are also located on the cast side of the house. A small partial porch with Oat roof and one Doric column is located at an ell juncture'on the past - - side, surrounding the entry door.- It appears that the house was originally simple hall- and - parlor style house with rear ell. A porch originally ran along the entire east elevation. The small catty :Isar porch is probably a remnant of this original porch. The east elevation bay window near the middle of the house was aided beiweea 1096 and 1902, while - the bay window on the SE corner dates • - from before 189L The Nportionofthe • house also appears to have beenadded' - or substantially altered to its form between 1896 and 1902. - - Posable - pre additions are also located en the W side of the building. • Vii? _ �i "ter :_< r • Type Residential Built ea. 1880 302 W. Main Notes: Pre-1925 adclus Subtype Center Passage Style: CoL Revival k ' TEXAS HTSTOMCAL COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-633 USGS Quad 3097-312 a Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1880 Additions ? • Historic Name Address 302 West Main Street Owner John W. Ledbetter • Legal Hese. Lots 1 and 2, Block 25, City of Round Rock - ----- Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence — __— Present Use Residence PropertyType Domestic Subtype Center Passage Stylistic Influence Integrity OE MC location design - XXsethn' g XX materials XX workmanship XX association XX feeling History of Property Willis F. Watkins purchased Lots 1 and 2 from the New York and Texas Land Co. in October 1877 for $100. Watkins operated a gristmill and board planing mill the railroad depot, in partnership with N.M.A. Lackey and Zach Torbett. Mr. Watldns sold his property to his wife Ida in 1878. She remarried to H.C. Gresham. They sold Lots 1 and 2 to M. Bemheim in July 1882 for $725, - - indicating that improvements were on the property. Bernheim sold the land to Morris and Beckye Meyer in 1909. Mrs. Meyer sold the lots for $1350 to F.V. Thorp in 1913, and the deed indicates a residence on - - the property. Thorp sold to H.L. Stockbridge for $1200 in 1921, who sold to Heidenheimer and Co.: partnership in 1930 for $2430. It appears that the partnership was composed of Jewish New Yorkers who had resided in Galveston since the 1880's, but it is unknown what type of business they operated, or if they ever lived in Round Rock. Isaac Heiden'heimer sold Lots 1 and 2 for $800 to Fred Liardon in 1936. Ima and Lloyd Landrum bought the property in 1938 and gave it to daughter Mary Lou Walker in 1970. - She sold it in 1980 to John and Judith Ledbetter. Mr. Ledbetter is the current owner. Areas of Significance COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: The house is one of the oldest remaining frame structures in Round Rock. Part of the initial building boom following 1876 platting of New Round Rock. ARCHITECTURE: A good example of simple vernacular center passage house. Rear additions have not seriously impaired orig portion's integrity. Bibliography Interview, John Ledbetter, September 1992. Interview, Thelma "Tiny" McNeese, September 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 21, Pages 143, 146; Book 28, Page 209; Book 129, Page 543; Book 150, Page 174; Book 203, Page 187; Book 251, Page 623; Book 282, Page 640; Book 289, Page 512; Book 528, Page 178; Book 789, Page 473; Book 1284, Page 690. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Maps: 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/September 1992 Photo Data:Roll/Frame 8/20a, 15/22 - 15/24 Slides, 821, 1521, 1522, 1523 Designations NR HABS Other it RIM Datal ■':. 4, 4 , Y r.l. •i _._ ... , • - - i :o•;_...:- • _ „., ; •.s', ".z.•.- ,.f•f„,..-.._ _ , _ ,....._...._. ........_ . ,...--, ,... ...•..,..1,,,.: ...,., Address: 302 West Main Street Site Number- 1-633 Location: X anginal location moved (specify date) S building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) other L-plan modified L -plan X center passage plan (1) (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan vents bungalow plan other . shotgun plan Rooflype: asymmetrical plan X = gableO �'f�k{;tp other fl flat/with parapet Foundation Materials gambrel tr r . •,i, X pier and beam _- dormers (specify #) , stone brick shed d ', other ' . ' other Exterior Wall Surface: X weatherboard siding ' . drop siding stucco', stone - - board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 1 specify # of bays S specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof X gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers X box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters jig -sawn brackets •g-sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other 1. Windows: 16-1 :" ' ' " X wood sash aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 4/2 and 4/4 light configuration other DoorstEnteice: X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom X with sidelights other Gable End Treatment: X same as wall surface stucco ,CTi3Ff --- wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows Roof Materials - • wood shingles X composition shingles metal (specify type) box eaves exposed rafter ends jig -sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys 1 specify number interior (specify placement) X exterior (specify placement) (on E wall) brick X stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern gardens Other: Center pnasage with large 2- story front - gabled addition in rear- Addition has exposed rafters on roof overhang, and wood siding is wider than original structure. Addition's only intrusion into front facade is that its roof height is taller than original structure, y so that top of roof with two small attic windows is visible from front. Addition appears to have been built before 1925, based on Sanborn's Map.' ° w. .•,� 1 106 N. Mays Type: Residential Subtype L-plan Built ea. 1905 Styr Notes: 1st Telephone Exchange i TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION ''TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENI.ORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM - County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-551 USGS Quad 3097-312 ' Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1905 Additions Historic Name Address 106 North Mays Street - Owner James W. Williams Legal Desc. Lot 13, north 1/2 of Lot 14, Block 23, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor - Historic Use Residence Present Use Offices • Properly Type Domestic Subtype L-Plan Stylistic Influence - Integrity Of: XX location XX design ,. _ setting XX materials workmanship association feeling History of Property Land originally bought from railroad by J.H. Tucker in 1876, who quickly sold it to Ann Hart. The Hart Hotel was located on this site in a previous building. Hart sold the land to C.C. • Bradford for $200 in 1893, who sold it to a Mr. Russell the same year. Russell sold these lots to Carl Blad in March 1905 for $350. Sanborn's Maps indicate the present structure was built between 1902 and 1909. Blad sold the property to S.E. Bergstrom in 1918. Bergstrom sold it to C.A Carlson in 1925. In 1939, when Mr. Carlson died, a document stated that Southwestern Bell had occupied the structure for several years. .The Carlson estate sold the property to W.W. Rucker in 1945, who sold to Ray and Eunice Ross in 1953. Ross' heirs sold the property to Mike Eckert in 1972. The current owner bought the property from Eckert in 1975. It has recently housed a beauty shop and resale shop. It is currently an office for accountants. Areas of Significance COMMUNICATIONS: Building served as Round Rock's telephone exchange - - during 1930's. ARCHITECTURE: Example of simple tum- of-the- century residence, with design largely unaltered. Bibliography Interview, L & M Bookkeeping, Tenant, August 1992. Sanborn's Fire Insurance Maps: 1902, 1999, 1916, 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell/August 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 1/31; 14/1 - 14/4 Slides 130, 1401, 1402, 1403, 1404 Designations NR RTIL HAGS Local Other Address 106 North Mays Street Site :lumber: 1-551 Location: X original location moved (specify date) E building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories 1 specify N (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other Plan: L-plan X. modified L-plan center passage plan (specify N of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding (flush siding) stucco stone board -and- batten siding fieldstone veneer ' brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches: 2 specify N of bays E specify N/SIE/W elevation X shed roof hipped roof gable roof • inset X turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters X jig -sawn brackets i i•-sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 22 Tight configuration other Doors/Entries X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights decorative porch door other Gable End Treatment X same as wall surface stucco •• wood shingle` r " wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents(W and E ends of front gable) other RoofType: X gable .. hipped flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify N) gable hipped shed other Roof Materials X wood shingles composition shingles metal (specify type) X box eaves exposed rafter ends jig-sawn brackets stick brackets other Chiunneys: 'specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern gardens ' Other: Gable end window is single pa7:e With transommbove. Color scheme is green with white and rust trim and grey porch floor. r' . . ( 808 E. Main gtintigutnitigtAtiutimi AzslMiLtt_ Type: Residential Subfypez Asymmetrical Built: ca. 1910 Style Queen Anne Notes: Builder: J. Olson (IEBR:225) •_ r t i TExAs msroRIC STTES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/ltural Round Rock Site Number 1.373 USGS Quad 3097 Date of Construction Estimated Additions Historic Name Address 808 East Main Street Owner Sam and Ruth Jennings LegalDesc Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Nelson Addition -• n Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Prope'db•TYPe Domestic Stylistic Influence Integrity OE X Iocation XXmaterials Subtype Modified L-Plan XXdesign _._ ---_ XXsetting XXwoa^^^nshin ) Xa_ sociafion f History of Property Part of land bought by J.A. Nelson in 1904 from New York and Texas Land on her Company. Nelson sold these lots to Johanna Olson 907. H e r he was pd ivided y her p property O lson sold death in to with Amanda Olson buying this parcel. er the next year. The Rockers the property sty to Thomas Gore 1944, 4, and he sod W.W. and Opal Ruck sold property to J.R. and Alice a Penn' i ngton in 1954, and the Penningtons sold it to W.J. and Lorin Hood in 1960. Robert C. and Ruth Burleson bought the house in 1961 and lived there until 1972, when Sam and Ruth Jennings purchased it. Areas of SignificanceARCHITECTURE: A well-preserved � E of Q ueen J y nne-s b l eir dence, with complex roof and wraparound porch. Nelson Addition, first addition east of original town plat. Bibliography Interview, Ruth Jennings, September 1992. P lliaamso Book 32 P age Records: Book Book P113 5 a Book Book 7, Page 552; Book 442, Page 58; Boo 5545, P 102 Surveyor/Date Surveyed R& Mitchell/September 1992 Photo Data: Roll /Frame 3/9, 3/10,16/27 -16/30 Slides 308, 309,1627,1628,1629,1630 NABS ll« Oth Designations NEi R1' Address: 808 East Milin St Si te Number 1373 London: X original location moved (specify date) S building faces (N/S/E(W) Stories: ' 2 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other Plan: . -- .,. __ L-plan modified L-plan center passage plan (specify it of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan X asymmetrical plan other FoundationMaterials: X pier and beam stone - brick • stone skirt around foundation other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding stucco - stone board -and- batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 5 specify # of bays S and E specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts ' brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (6 Doric on each story) tapered box supports • full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters X turned -wood balusters i ig -sawn brackets i ig -sawn porch frieze X turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash'"' ; aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed X decorative screenwork 111 light configuration screens not original other DoordEntries X single-door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Cable EndTreatmentt _ same as wall surface stucco X wood shingle wood siding - µ' decorative bargeboards windows vents other Root'1ypc gable hipped k� flat/with parapet gambrel 1 dormers (specify 8) XX • gable hipped shed other RoofMaterials: wood shingles X• composition shingles • tile * metal (specify type) R box eaves exposed rafter ends jig-sawn brackets stick brackets eaves are guttered other Chimneys 1 specify number X interior (specify placement) (near center of house) exterior (specify placement) X brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings: X garage X barn shed garage has 2nd floor apt Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens other iii tither Main porch is two -story wraparound, with stairway en E side between floors. Porch has 2nd -story balustrade with turned -wood balusters. Also a small porch on E side of house near rear, with flat roof, supported by 2 Doric columns. Turned -wood spindlework at roof/wall junction on west gable's bay window (2nd floor). Type Residential Built ea_ 1900 607 E. Main Subtype L-plan Style Folk Queen Anne Notes - SAS IILSTORICAL COMMISSIO SAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM (RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 -477 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1900 Additions Historic Name Address 607 East Mnin Street Owner Andrea R Camacho ' LegalDesc. Lots 3, 8 and 1/2 of Lots 2 and 9, Block 14, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence ProperlyType Domestic :..- S ub pe L-Plan Stylisticlnfluence - . Integrity OE XXlocation XXdesign XXsetting XXniaterials XXworkmanship XOCassociatcOn XXfeeling History of Property Lots 8 and 9 (on which house is located) were sold by the New York and TPras Land Company to JA Nelson in April 1898. Land was presumably vacant, since the selling price was only . $100, reflecting usual price for vacant lots at that time. In December 1905, Nelson sold Lots 8 and 9 to CA and Johanna Engstrand for $1,000, indicating possible improvements on the site. J.A. Nelson was Johanna Engstrand's son from her first marriage to August J. Nelson. The Engstrands gave the property to their daughter, Sarah Engstrand, and her husband Elmer Black The north part of Lots 8 and 9, was given to the Blacks in January 1904 and the south part in January 1919. Elmer Black had purchased Lot 3 and 3/2 of Lot 2 from the New York and Texas Land Company in March 1905. The Blacks owned the property until November 1965, when the children of Elmer and Sarah sold it to Andrea Camacho for $3600. Ms. Camacho is the current owner. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Nice example of late Folk Victorian style in a smaller building one of the oldest remaining residences east of commercial downtown. SOCIAL HISTORY: The Black and Engstrand families were early area settlers. Bibliography Williamson County Deed Records Book 84, Page 503; Book 99, Page 62; Book 107, Page 542; Book 189, Page 518; Book 113, Page 203; Book 432, Page 568. DiGesualdo, J. and Thompson, K Historical Round Rock, p_ 218. Surveyor /Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / August 1992 Photo Data-Roll/Frame 1/9,17/15 -17/19 Slides 109, 1715, 1716, 1717, 1718, 1719 Designations NR RTBL NABS Loral Other Address: 607 East Main St. • $rte Number. 1 Lncatiorc X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (N/S/EIW) Stories: 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify Dolor) solid stone (specify color) ocher Plan X L -plan modified L-plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding stucco -- - stone board -and- batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle - syntheticsiding other Porches: 1 specify # of bays N speci fy N/S/E/W elevation shed roof . hipped roof X gable roof inset X turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters X turned -wood balusters rig -sawn brackets rig -sawn porch frieze X turned -work frieze beaded spindlework other Windows X wood sash - aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 2/2 light configuration other Doors/Entries X single -door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom ---' with sidelights other GableEndTleatrwent: - -• same as wall surface stucco X wood shingle wood sidling .: X decorative bargeboards windows - vents - bargeboards deteriorating other RoolTypc gable X hipped (with cross gables) flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 1) hipped -- shed other wood shingles X composition shingles • metal(specifytype) X • ,ox eaves exposed rafter ends _jig-sawn brackets stickbrackets - gutters on eaves other - specify number • interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens Cattier: 'Also porch'on S elevation-_ inter into hipped roof, with similar detailing as front porch. Pent roofs with composition shingles are below the front and side projecting gables. ` c Type= Residential Built: ca. 1910 507 E. Main Notes: Subtype B: Hipped Style: CoL Revival TEXAS HISIORICA2. COMMISSION SAS HISTORIC SITES YNVENTORY FORM - • RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM • - . ' •_ County WILLIAMSON City/R.ural Round Rock Site Nuu beer 1-513 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1910 Additions Historic Name Addr, Z07 East litai : Strcct Owner Agnes Quick Legal Desc.Lots 3,4,9,10, Block 13, City of Round Rock AmbitectlBnrlder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Property Type Domestic Stylistic Influence Colonial Revival Integrity Of XXlocafion 3Q materials XRfpeling History of Property Built about 1910. First owner, Mr. Blowquist (sic ?), died of flu in 1918. Oscar and Carolina Quick bought house in 1918 and raised their family here. The Quicks had previously lived in Palm Valley - east of Round Rock. Ownership of house remains in family, owned by daughter of Oscar and Carolina. Esther Shinn and Agnes Quidc, both daughters of Oscar and Carolina, currently live . here. - - Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE - House is a contributing structure to the East Main neighborhood, in which most houses were built between 1900 -1925. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - House is part of early residential neighborhood built adjacent to downtown area. Bibliography Interviews, Esther Shinn, July and August 1992. Surveyor/Date Surveyed R. Scott Brown and Rick MltchelUJuly 1992 Photo Data: Roll/Frame 1/7; 16/16 -16/18 Slides 107,1616,1617 Designations NR RTBI. HABS S ibliope'° Bungalow: Hipped XXdesign - ., XX setting XX worlcmanship MC association Local Other Address 507 East Mani Street. $i te Number- 1-513 Location: X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (NfS/E/W) Stories 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (speci fy color) other i__ple - modified L-plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan X bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Material... X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior WallSurfaom X weatherboard siding drop siding stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetie- siding other Porches 3 specify # of bays N specify N/S/EIW elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (4 Doric) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters - jig -sawn brackets jig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Window=: "i4; t' i s X wood sash ^"..- aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed • decorative screenwork light configuration other DooraEatde= • X single-door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom X with sidelights other Gable r]ndTreatment: suer oe wall ••rfaro stucco wood shingle, wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents - other Rooflype: gable c• _ • X 'hipped ' flat/with parapet do brel rmers (specify #) •_ „ gable hipped shed other R Mat s wood shingles X composition shingles the - me(a) (specify type) boxeaves exposed rafter ends fig-sawn brackets' stick brackets (roof ornament at top) other' Chimneys: specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn shed (garage is later addition) other Landscape Features R sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern gardens than Flared roof eaves_ Transom - - divided into 3 panes. Wood floor porch with tongue and groove joint Right middle column and porch floor replaced 1992 following lightning strike to house. .":2: '121:f r 504 N. Mays Type: Commercial Subtype Motor Court Built ca 1935 Style Notes TEXAS } 7S'i ORICAL COMMISSION TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTO RY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTYFORM County W iLLIAMSON - City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-309 1.1SGS Quad 3097-312 Date of F ch l 1934/1935 Estimated Additions FRstoricName Adams Motor Court and Service Station Address 504 North Mays Street Owner. William F. Adams Legal. Desc. East 150' of Block 15, Anderson's First Addition Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use. Service Station; Motor Court; Restaurant Present Use Vacant ; Apartments;•RestaUrant PropertyType Commercial . --- Subtype Stylis tic Influence - - Integrity OE XXIocation • .1{X design ..XXmaterials XXworlananship ding History of Property Built 1934 and 1935 to serve motorists on the US 81(Mays Street)- Property has remained in Adams family since structure's construction SERVICE STATION: Served as gas station until September 1991, now vacant. MOTOR COURT Used as motor ourt u business Pod dwindled, here for converted to apartments, which is its current use_ RESTAURANT: many years, then went through - various restaurant tenants. Presently a Texsandvriches Sandwich Shop. Areas of Significance COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: The complex was built iresponse and commercial highway construction in 1934, an event which changed Round Rocks growth p went in area hen development. ARCHITECTURE: Good example of prewar highway strip development St vTas part of the Austin - Dallas highway. The structures have bungalow and some Spanish Eclectic influences typical of such complexes. Bilhliography Round Rock IGwanis Club, Round Rock. Texas. USA!, p. 135_ Oral Interview, William F. Adams, August 26, 1992. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell /'August and September 1992 - Photo Da1a:Roll/Frame 1/32,1/33,17/1 - 17/6 - - Slides 131,132 ,1701,1702,1703,170 Designations NEC - IEIHL HABS Local Other XXsetting association Address 504 North Mays St. (MOTOR COURT) Site Number 1309 Location: X original location moved (specify date) N and E building faces (N/S/E1W) Stories 1 specify # Constructioin X frame solid u.•r, canopy: solid stone (specify color) other Plan: open plan motor court - divided into small suites other Exterior Walls • stone (specify type) X stucco synthetic siding red brick buff brick polychromatic brick wood siding terra cotta construction party wall construction other Grormdbloor: specify # of bays symmetrically arranged • asymmetrically arranged cast iron pilasters —fixed sash display windows aluminum sash X single-door entry (to each unit) double-door entry recessed central entry (specify - number of doors) stairway door (specify placement) transom (visible or covered) wood X metal rod supported chain supported X wall braced fixed awnings above windows other RearElevation: - on alley loading dock loading door windows • UpporFloon , .... ; ' • specify 6of bays - .. symmetrically arranged asymmetrically arranged ' windows: sPetify # flat - arched segmentally arched " round - arched ' hood moldings lintels voissours wood sash •• nln.n.mem cash ROOF i _ • bippedroof *. gable roof -.. X flat roof : f (specify materials) metal casement windows - light configuration other .'`;° ' Parapet 1 ( specify ffi of parts) ". corbelled brickwork • decorative brickwork r •_ r metalletters btickletters" pressed -metal cornice painted detailing ' . date and name (specify) chimneys or Slues other Other Six units face east, five units face north. Each unit has wood -sash, I/1 windows with fixed awnings. A parapet extends around the front and side elevations, with a low rising to a point on the sides of the buildings Parapet, wall cladding, and style are similar to service station, with some Spanish Eclectic and Bungalow influences. Each unit's door has a small overhang above, with a shed roof composition shingles, exposed rafters, and triangular brackets to stucco walls. Stucco is painted white. The apartment closest to Mays Street also functions as an office for the owners. 504 N. Mays Type Commercial Subtype: Gas Station Built 1935 Style Notes: TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMLSSIO TEXAS BORIC SITES INVENTO RY FORM • RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-309 USGS Quad 3097 Date af cs a1 1934/1935 Estimated Additions Historic Name Adams Motor Court and Service Station Address 504 North Mays Stre Owner William F. Adams Legal Desc. East 150' of Block 15, Anderson's First Addition Architect/Bufder Contractor Historic Use Service Station; Motor Court Restaurant Present Use Vacant ; Apartments; Restaurant ProperlyType Commercial-. ommercial s - Sum Stylistic Influence _ Integrity OE XXlocation XXmaterials XXdesign XXworlmtanshiP )OCscriing association History of Property Bl feeling 934 and 1935 to serve motorists on the US 81 (Mays Streetl..Property has remained in Adams family since structure's construction. SERVICE STATION: Served as gas station -until September 1991, now vacant. MOTOR COURT: Used as motor court until business d in l d, t conv to apartments, which is its current use. RESTAURANT popular y Po many years, then went through various restaurant tenants. Presently a Texsaii wiches Sandwich Shop. Areas of Significance COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: The complex was built in response to the new highway construction in 1934, an event which changed Round Rocks growth patterns and commercial development. ARCHITECTURE: Good example of prewar highway strip development in area,. when Mays St was part of the Austin -Dallas highway. The structures have bungalow and smite Spanish Eclectic influences typical of such complexes. Balliogcaphv Round Rock Eiwanis Club, Round Rock. Texas USA! p. 135. Oral Interview, William F.. Adams, August 26, 1992. Surveyor/Date Surveyed R.E. NEW-tell/ August and September 1992 Photo Data:Roll/Frame 1/32,1/33,17/1 - 17/6 - Slides 131, 132, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1704, 1705, 1706 Designations NR RIDE HA Low Other Address: SO4 North Mays St (RESTAURANT) Site Number. 1309 Location: X original location moved (specify date) building faces (N/S/F/W) Stories 1 # Construction: X frame solid brick •lor) solid stone (specify color) Plan: X open plan other other Exterior Walls: stone (specify type) . X stucco synthetic siding red brick buff brick polychromatic brick wood siding terra cotta construction party wall construction other GroundFloor: 3 specify # of bays ,.. X symmetrically arranged asymmetrically arranged cost iron pilasters X - feed sash display windows aluminum sash X single-door entry double-door entry recessed central entry (specify number of doors) stairway door (specify placement) transom (visible or covered) canopy: wood metal rod supported chain supported wall braced ItearE evation: on alley loading dock loading door windows other other specify # ofbays -` symmetrically arranged asymmetrically arranged windows: ,. specify # flat- arched segmentally arched • - round- arched - w . - hood moldings , l '• lintels .; . • - wood sash aluminum sash - -. _ _ .- metal casement windows light configuration other Parapet: 1 (specify It of parts) .. _ " - .._' corbelledbrickwork decorative brickwork r, metal letters,_ brickletters pressed -metal eomice -� painted detailing " date and name (specify) hipped roof .. . gable roof X - - fiatroof -= - (specify materials) f' chimneys or flues other" Other- Gabled overhang above entry door with triangular brackets to wall- Slightly pitched parapet is"similar to others in complex - on service station and motor court. One -pane fixed windows are located on the E side of building, on either side of the entry door. Windows on the N and S sides are aluminum sash with 2/2 light, divided by horizontal muntins. Stucco has been painted a tan color. A rear addition covered by flush siding houses some of the restaurant's operations. Type: Residential Built: ea.1880 309 E. Main Subtype B: Side Gable Style CoLRevival Notes: w,, .. TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION r• TEXAS HISTORIC STIES INVENTO RY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Y FORNL County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-522 - - - -. USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1921 Additions Historic Name Address 309 East Main Street Owner MWS Joint Venture f Round Rock I egalDesa Lots 1- 3,17 -19, east 9 ft. of Lot 4, Block 11, City of - Architect/Bum , Contractor ° H'istoricUse Residence =: r Present Use Offices PtyType Domestic Stylisticlnffuence Integrity OE XX lorahon XX materials Subtype Bungalow: Side Gable XXdes gang - -- -- -- XX setting XX workmanship XX association XX feeling . History of Property Land changed hands several times before i house's construction. H.H. Hauff (1893 landowners were New York and Texas Land Co. (1876-1884). G 1 and Lenora Noble for ( in 1921 for Lots 1-6 1906-1921 for Lots 17-19).. Hauff sold present parcel Henna ce etter in 1953. and lca Gal lob po ur hased the property ceo in 1951, and s r y old it to Ruolp and Berm and Reka Galloway p The Pettersens remained until 1984 when en they sold to Sam Huey. Huey sold property to Robert Clarkin was 1985., and Clark quickly sold it to present owners. Sanborn's � Maaps show fi e house as b offi tween 1916 and 1925, probably when Noble bought the property here, and also owns the building. - Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Very well - maintained example of open plan house, while having some Colonial Revival influences. Contributes to the residential neighborhood's historic character. Blbliography Williamson County Deed Records: Book 3Q Page 583; Book 118, Page 271; Book 63, Page 511; took 122, Page 105; Book 202, Page 125; Book 318, Page 509; Book 373, Page 194; Book 391, Book-20; Book 989, Pages 27 and 29; Book 1162, Page 334; Book 1993, Page 772; Book 1337, Page 573; Book 1946, Page 173; Book 2064, Page 352- Sanborn's Fire Insurance Maps: 1916, 1925. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Iv itchell/September 1992 Photo Data Roll/FYame 7/5,16113 - 16/15 Slides 105,1613,1614,1615 Designations NR. RU HAGS Local Other Address 309 East IN'ain St. Site Number-. 1-552 Locutiorc X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (NISIEPIV) Storie 1 specify ft (1,2, etc.-) Constructioru X frame solid brick (specify color) Plass: solid stone (specify color) other L-plan modified L-plan X center page plan (2) (specitf # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T-plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Material= X pier and beam stone - . brick' other Exterior Wall Surfao= brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic-siding other Porche. 1 specify ff of bays N specify NISTEIVI elevation shed roof hipped roof - X gable roof (hipped gable) inset turned-wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (2 Doric) tapered box supports full-height on piers fabricated metal squared-wood balusters turned-wood balusters - g-sawn brackets _jig-sawn porch frieze turned-work frieze other X wood ia aluminum sash - double-hung casement fixed decorative screenwork light configuration I/1 other DohngEntric. • X single-door primary entry ' double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom other Gable ErtdiSreatment X same as wall surface stucco wood shingle , , wood Zi.rine - decorative bargeboards windows RoofTypm - 7 X gable (=de gabte) ‘leg • .` hipped: - fiat/with parapet • gambrel to dormers (sped gable P shed hip-on-gable roof other - weatherboard siding , R°°fM aterial '' '-.: • -, x drop siding 7. ,. , , . . wood . • x . coMPOsition shin gies stue. ,, 7 . - stone j - - ,• , . .,:t r. - the - - ' '' '-'''!.'" ' ' • board-and-batien ---metal (s ed& ) tYP; , :- •••-• -, k IS ''''•-' • fi ,- eldstone veneer • exposed rafter ends _jig' -sawn brackets stick brack other 7. • Chimney= • 1 specify number interior (specify placement) • - ',•- X exterior (specify placement) (on E side) • brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuilding= Xgarage barn shed other Landscape Feature. X sidewallcs terracing X drives well or cistern gardens • , „ Odle= Rear portion extends back f rom W part of S elevation.• It is paaibly an' - : •• addition, appealing to originally be a screened porch, now fully enclosed. 'lam Residential Built: 1929 1104 E. Liberty Notes: Subtype Center Passage Style_ CoL Revival TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSIO �yFORM .• TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY rr Y IU S1EN TIAL PROPERTY County WILLIAMSON ' City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1 -231 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Facb.al 1929 Estimated Additions Historic Name Arldr sa 1104 Fast, le ,ty Avenue Owner John Hanna LegalI:sc. Lots 4-6, Block 8, Nelson Addition Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence PresentUse Residence Center Page )?roperiy7;ype Domestic • -. StylisticInfluence Colonial Revival Integrity OE - XXlocation XXdesrgn : ,. XXsetting XXmaterials XXworkmanshiP XX association feeling 73'istory of Property Built in 1929 for O.L. Brady, manager of the Round Rock Broom Factory. - bought Block 8 in 1928 from Jennie Nelson, who was administrator of her husband's (J.A. Nelson) estate. O.L and wife Maggie Brady lived here for many years. Their daughter Matilda and her husband Leroy Behrens lived here until 1983, when it was sold to John Hanna. Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: A good two residence with many similarities to older buildings in area_ Unusual Colonial Revival influences for house built in late 1920's. Bibliography Williamson County Deed Records: Book 236, Page 549; Book 929, Page 333. Digeualdo,J- and Thompson, KHistorical Round Rock. p. 304. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Nfitchell/October 1992 Photo Data: Roll Frame 3/18,19/3a -19/7a Slides 317,1904,1905, Designations NR. RTHL HAGS Local Other Address: 1104 East F.i berty Ave.- Site Number: 1 -231 Locatiorc X original location moved (specify date) S building faces (N/S/P./W) Stories: 2 specify # (1,2, eta) Construction_ X forme solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) other L-plan modified L-plan X center passage plan (2) (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior WaIlSurf -te weatherboard siding X drop siding (flush siding) . stucco stone board- and - batten siding - fieldstdtie veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding other Porches 3 specify # of bays S specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof - X hipped roof gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (4 tapered Doric) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal . X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters rig -sawn brackets rig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other • Wmdowse X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative sceenwork 1/1 light configuration other Doors/Sutra= X single-door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom X with sidelights nos original door ocher Cable EndT<eatment: same as wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding - . decorative bargeboerds windows vents other RoofTypa flat/with apet _ganibrel X dormers (specify #) (1) XR gable shed other RoofMaterials - .t wood shingles X composition shingles • metal • (specify type) exposed tatter ends - fig-sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys:• - 2 specify number X interior (specify placement) (located near middle of house on either side of roof crest) exterior (specify placement) X brick stone X with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings garage barn shed other Landscape Features: X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens 'Secondato 4' Porch`eictends from center bay. Second -story porch t b - gable roof triangular pediment and vent. Supported by two posts`: An - interesting balustrade design is used on both the first and second story front porches. A small back porch is located on SE comer of house. • • ( • it• c.7 - 1 - 1.7; . ' Type Residential Built 1911 802 E. Liberty Notes: Subtype StyIe CoL Revival _-..„ TEXAS IIISTORICALtOlVELVIISSION TEXAS HISTORIC Sl'IES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM - County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock . Site Number 1-352 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of C,onstruction Estimated 1911 Additions Historic Name Atidrs 802 F-aCt Liberty Avenue • . - Owner Alan R Wiley . LegalDesc. Lots 5 fi and west 1/2 of Lot 4, Block 5, Nelson'Aclaition l'..7.^" . .. -- —. — e.;;..-,Z ; ', ', °.', , r,f■:, ,, ,'S■ Arcbitect/BuRder TM.. :-.]: is. •-r-:••;-„,......_:_ Contractor Efistoric Use Residence trf 3 f.Y. "MA: PresentUse Residence . PropertyType Domestic §oliwpe.'I;lian 7* - - TMeds'i•-r Stylis' tielnfluence Colonial Revival Integrity GE 32Clocation rktlesign . .• .:•&--,-, _ XX setting TM.-,-_,: XKmsterials XXworIcinanship XX association -- .'...-,.._ ... l'a. feling . , - History of Property First record of house is its p family in 191L Edra - Gustayson, daughter of A.IC Anderion, believes house, was builtbetWeea 1903 and 1906, before area was subdivided. AK. Anderson was an original owner of the Mercantile, a local dry goods store. He became manager of 'Thrall Oil Refining Co. in 1.914 and was a city councilman and school board president 'The Anderson family sold the house in 1.944 to W.W. Rucker, who sold it to Edgar Vaught in 1945. Vaught -• owned it until 1984, when he sold house to his nephew, Alan Wiley. - - ': Areas Of Sigaificanee ARCHITECTURE , Very well-prese.rved local residence from early 1900's, with unusual basement containing coal furnace. Contributes to historic quality of this residential - neighborhood. . .. . - .. Bibliography Phone Interview, Alan Wiley, September 1992. DiGesualdo, J. and. Thompson, K. - Historical 1116C pp. 69, 32L Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. tatchell / September 1992 Photo Data:Roll/Frame 3/6, 18/10a- 13/13a - , Slides 305, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814 Designations NR. RUM DABS ' Local Other •%i3:01. Address: 802 East Liberty Ave. Site Number. 1352 Location: X original location moved (specify date) . S building faces (N/SIE/W) Stones 2 specify 8 (1,2, etc.) Construction: - X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) X L-plan modified L-plan other center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan . asymmetrical plan hipped roof but L- floorplan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior WalSurfaom .- • weatherboard siding . - X drop siding (N and E walls) , stucco: stone - board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle X synthetic siding(W & S walls) other Porches: 3/2 specify #of bays E/S specify N /SIE/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) X tapered box supports full- height XX on piers fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters rig -sawn brackets rig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows — <¢ ; '.; X wood sash - _ aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 4/4 light configuration aluminum screens other DoorafEntuiea: R single-door primary entry • double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances - X with transom - - _ with sidelights other Gable EndT eatmeat . , RAMP as wall gnrface stucco wood shingle . Wood siding ' decorative bargeboards windows vents other RoofTypc X hipped „ . /.v fiat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 8) gable hiPPed shed other RoofMaterials wood shingles ' - X composition shingles metal (specify type) X box eaves exposed rafter ends - pgsawn brackets stick brackets partial gutters other Chimneys: spedfy number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings _X __garage barn shed small stone bldg.-NW corner of house other Landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or astern gardens ,) Othen Although house plan j L -plan, there are several asymmetrical as is '•: showing influences of Queen Anne an d Bungalow plans. The roofline is - • complex, consisting of two hipped roofs. The main porch is inset underneath the hipped roof, so that the enclosed house area together with the inset porch form a four-square plan under the hipped roof. Porch supports are slender, resting on piers- The front porch is two- story. with the 5rst - story portion wrapping around east (side) elevation. Bay windows are located on the N and E side of the house with shieties above window around projecting bay. - 609 E. Liberty Type: Residential Subtype B:Ripped. Built ca 1920 Style: Neo-classical Notes: TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION TEXASrORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-388 USGS Quad 3097-312 Date of Construction Factual Intimated 1920 Additions 1:Fistoric Name Address 609 East Liberty Avenue Owner Charlie IL Sliva Legal Desc- Lots 14 and 15, Block 17, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence - Present Use Residence Properly Type Domestic Subtype Bun ungalow: Hipped - Stylisticlnfluence .Neoclassical XXser��v Integrity Ofi XXlocxtion XXdesign MC. materials XI( workmanship XX association )D[je1ing History of Property ht 1897, Lots 10-15 were sold by Mrs. M.E. Ownby to J.E. Gustayson. Mr. Gustayson a was a prominent Swedish resident involved in several commercial enterprises in Round Rock. Mr. • J.E. Johnson died 1949. and 7 John and wife o nwe a the�guardians of the rh G sttayson's orphaned � John granddaughters, children of Esther Gustayson Johnson and A.W. Johnson - These adopted daughters, Virginia and Elizabeth Johnson, sold the lots to T.E. Fisher in February 96 . and Ruby Sliva in August August N, G- Whitlow in March 1968. Whitlow, in turn, sold the property Charlie 1968 for $6500: Sliva currently owns-the property- Areas ofSignificance ARCHITECTURE: A nice one -story hipped bungalow plan with Neoclassical influences. This house definitely contributes to the character of this historic residential neighborhood. Bibliography Williamson County Deed Records: Book 76, Page 597; Book 233, Page 238; Book 235, Page 418; Book 358, Page 305; Book 506, Pages 33 and 35; Book 510, Page 204. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data - Roll/Frame 2/32a,17/20 -17/23 Slides 233, 1720, 1721,1722,1723 Loral Designations N.11 ROB HAGS Address: 609 East Liberty Ave. Site Number. 1-388 Location X original location • moved (specify date) N building faces (N/S/F1W) Stories 1 specify t1 (1,2, etc.) Construction X frame Plan solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) L plan modified L -plan other center passage plan (specify 41 of rooms deep) 2 -room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials X pier and beam stone brick pressed metal around foundation other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding (flush siding) stucco stone - board- and. batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) wood shingle synthetic-siding other Porches: 2 specify t1 of bays N specify N/S/E/W elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof X inset turned -wood posts 'square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (2 Doric) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters X - turned -wood balusters iig -sawn brackets iig -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 1/1 light configuration other Doors/Entries X single -door primary entry double-door primary entry 2 primary entrances with transom with sidelights other Gable EndTreatment: X same cz wall surface stucco wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows vents other RoofTyp= gable X hipped flat/with parapet gambrel 2 dormers (specify it) XX "' gable biPPed . shed other EoofMateriaLa wood shingles • X composition shingles the metal (specify type) X box eaves exposed rafter ends ng -sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys: specify number interior (specify placement) exterior (specify placement) brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn X shed pool other Landscape Features sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens ) Other- Bay window located on west side of house. Two dormers - one on N elevation, one on S elevation, both with vents. Oven vent located near middle of house. Although n one -story structure, rooms are located in 'attic" with dormers. ) 603 E. Liberty 1 pez Residential Subtype B: Side Gable Built ca 1930 - Style Tudor Notes: TEXAS III TORICAL COMMISSIO TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 1-401 USGS Quad 3097 -312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1930 Additions fistoric Name Address 603 East Liberty Avenue Owner Mary Ann Delisi (Vetter) - - . Legal Desc. Lots 10, 11, and west part of Lot 12, Block 17, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence Propertz/Type Domestic Stylistic Influence Craftsman and Tudor Integrity Of: XXlocaflon XXmaterials XXfeeling History of Property Land owners: J.T. Brown (? - 1896); Mrs. M.E. Ownby (1896 - 1897); J.E. and Anna Gustayson (1897 - 1921). The Gustayson sold Lots 10 -12 and part of Lot 13 to N.C. Nelson for $4000 in 192L Nelson sold it to James Carlson in 1930, who in turn sold it to C.J.H. Westburg for $3500 in 1933. Current owner believes house was built between 1927 and 1930. Property was inherited by daughter Rosa Westburg. The property was rented out from 1978 to 1985; and soldto current owner Mary .Ann Delisi in October 1985. Minor alterations and central air conditioning were installed at this time. - Area. of Significance ARCHITECTURE: An interesting combination of Tudor and Craftsman stylistic influences, especially for a smaller, simple building. Contributes to the historic nature of the residential neighborhood along East Liberty Avenue. • Subtype Bungalow: Side Gable , . r. IOC design XXsetting XXworkwanship )0C association • Btbliography Interview, Mary Ann Delisi, October 1992. Williamson County Deed Records: Book 76, Page 597; Book 201, Page 347; Book 258, Page 569; Book 268, Page 15; Book 1261, Page 88. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 2/29a, 17/11 - 17/14 Slides 230, 1711, 1712, 1713, 1714 Designations NR. 111HL NABS Local Other Address= 603 East Liberty Ave. Site Number 1-401 Locatiom X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (N/S/E/W) Stories: 1 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) Plan: solid stone (specify color) other L -pla.. modified L-plan center passage plan (specify # of rooms deep) ;.. '2 -room plan T -plan X bungalow plan • shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam stone brick other Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding X drop siding - • stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer buck (specify color) wood shingle synthetic-siding other Porches: 1 specify # of bays E specify N/S/FJW elevation shed roof hipped roof ' gable roof X inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers X box columns (stuccoed) classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full- height on piers fabricated metal' squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters fi -sawn brackets fi -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other Windows X wood sash aluminum sash X double -hung casement fixed X decorative screenwork 1/1 light configuration other DooreEntries: single-door primary entry double-door primary entry X 2 primary entrances with transom _ with sidelights both entries are single doors other Gable EndTreatmenb same as wall surface - stucco wood shingle - wood siding decorative ba o boards windows X vents RoofTypw X gable hipped ,x,' 9 flat/with Parapet gambrel -'--- dormers (specify #) _ gable gi shed • :- other RoofMaterial= - wood shingles . X composition shingles tfle metal (spedfytype) 1 - ' box eaves exposed rafter ends ii - g-sawn brackets stick brackets covered rafter ends' other Chimney= 2 specify number X interior (specify placement) , (one at rear of house -S elev.) . • X exterior (specify placement) - (one atfrontof house - Nelev -) brick stone with corbelled caps X stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn shed other Landscape Features: X sidewalks X terracing X drives well or cistern gardens • Other.. Roofoverhniig bus typical Craftsman open eaves with covered rafter ends- Another Craftsman detail is the porch supported by stucco box columns, as well as an open interior plan. Tudor influences include the round-arched surround for north entry door, the prominent stuccoed exterior ,.. chimney, and the steep gable above north entry door. The deck on the east ' side was added in mid- 1980's, along with window modifications to the small room adjoining the deck. • , . • UV," .,srva' , `),_ • ( - •- .111W Type: Residential Built ca. 1908 602 E. Liberty Notes: Subtype Two Story ',plan Style: TEXAg klISTORICAL COMMISSIO RY FORK TEXAS ALS'TORXC SITES INVENTORY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTYFORIVI County WIWAMSON City/Rural Round Bock Site Number 1-362 USGS Quad 2097-312 - Date of Cns ' c on Factual Estimated 1908 Additions 1970's Historic Name Address 602 East Liberty Avenue Owner Kent B. Macaulay LegalDesc. Lot 3, Block 40, City of Round Rock Architect/Builder . - Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence ProperlyType Domestic Stylistic Influence Integrity PE XXlocafion design ' XXmaterials XXworkmanship Xl :association Subtype L-Plan - XXfeeling - History of Property A.J. Anderson and J.E. Gustayson boughtLots 2 and 3 of Block 40 from the New York and Texas Land Company in 1904 and 1905. Gustayson sold his half - interest to And in 1951, 1907, which w when the lne a e was s probably ufl� The Andersons lived in the house for Hutchens, sold the lots to his other daughter, Evelyn te AJ: e son Johnson. In 1964 Caroline, and 1964, Johnson daughter, Anderson Jonson. In , ohnson sold them to Ruben and Ora Nord - The Hords current to sold Lot ir grandson Charles Morris in 1975. In 1977, Charles and Ellen Morris sold the property owners. Mr. Nord apparently renovated th hous in the mid- 1960's, when it was in disrepair. He rebuilt the falling roof, installed new window i glass, and re e and additional rooms attached the rear of house hed interior woodwork. An was enclosed for u r use e as as living space, with new garage recently. _ Areas of Significance ARCHITECTURE: Although_ additions i _ havebe'IC made to GE- e, front SHcade h is intact. Restorations have been sympathetic rigs good example of the residences of the more e Anderson Swedes residents edes in the area of the area. His house is a Bibliography Interview, Dr. Kent Macaulay, October 1992_ Williamson County Deed Records: Book 113 Pages 96 and 116; Book 125, Page 285; Book 366, Pages 609 and 610; Book 471, Pages 669, 670, and 672; Book 610, Page 937; Book 693, Page 541. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. Mitchell / September 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 2/30a, 17/7-17/10 Slides 231, 1707, 1708, 1709, 1710 Local Designations f'dt �' HABS Address: 602 East Liberty Ave. Site Number 1-362 Location: X original location moved (specify date) S building faces (N/S/E(W) Stones: 2 specify # (1,2, etc.) Construction: X frame solid brick (specify color) solid stone (specify color) other Plan: X L-plan modified L-plan center passage plan (specify P of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials: X pier and beam stone brick stone skirt around foundation other Exterior WallSurface: • weatherboard•siding • X drop siding - stucco stone board- and - batten siding fieldstone veneer brick (specify color) . wood shingle • .synthetiesiding •other Porches: 2 specify # of bays S specify N/S/EJW elevation shed roof - hipped roof gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns X classical columns (specify) (2 Doric + 2 engaged Doric on each story) tapered box supports full- height oa piers fabricated metal X squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters pg -sawn brackets _w1g-sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other #r flows X wood sash aluminum sash Xdouble -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork 1/1 light configuration other Doors/Entrice: X single-door primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary enhances X with transom oath sidelights other Cable EndTreatment same as wall surface stucco X wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows X vents other eable (cross gable) hipped f flat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify S) gable hipped shed other RoofMatecial5: - - • wood shingles • composition shingles tile X metal (specifytype)- (channeled tin) box eaves exposed rafter ends fig-sawn brackets stick brackets other Chimneys - . 1 specify number - X interior (specify placement) (on E side addition) exterior (specify placement) d y p X brick stone with corbelled caps stuccoed other Outbuildings X garage barn shed • other Landscape Feat are= sidewalks terracing X drives well or cistern _gardens • s Other- There are two entrances 6hto • - front porch. one from each elL Both doors have transoms without sidelights- First-story window is topped by an overhang, with a small hipped roof 'f projecting from the wall- It has a flat top and acts as a balcony /gallery for second story gable end window. I- lipped roof is .supported by jig-sawn brackets to wall. A balustrade runs along the top of the small overhang. with squared -wood balusters. ( 1113 Ledbetter Type: Residential Subtype Center Passage Built: ca.1870 - Style Notes Nome of Dudley Barker TEXAS I IIS fOl[lt ru: l.V1rr1Y1rJJas..”.• FORM R IDEN LPROPERTYFORM County WILLIAMSON City/Rural Round Rock Site Number 2 USGS Quad 3097312 Date of Construction Factual Estimated 1872 Additions Historic Name Barker - Porter House Address 1113 Ledbetter Street Owner Betty Porter LegalDese. 0.475 acres, J.M. Harrell survey Architect/Mulder Contractor Historic Use Residence Present Use Residence PropedyType Domestic Subtype Center Passage Stylistic Influence IntegrityOl: Xi( location XX design . 7tXsetting XX materials 7QC worlananship XXassociation XX feeling to E B. Barker RstoryofProPerty Built while property owned by J.R. Simonton.. Simonton sold property in May 1873. The Barkers lived in the home during-the winter, so their children could attend school in Round Rock. Their main residence was near Rice's Crossing. One of the Barker children was Dudley barker, a famous Texas Rang e the followed. EstebaneRamirez sold the property in Redding 39 to - Arthur r y 1y P Arthu G. Davis. Di. y 1942, the property was vacant. In 1970, James and Betty Porter bought the • ease from the heirs of Davis, and restored the structure. The owner believes the structure may be older than current estimates, and is currently researching. - i n Tex as. SOCIAL HISTORY - Childhood r0 of Dudley Baker, a f mo vernacular s Tex sRange in architecture 890's. Bibliography DiGesualdo, J. and Thompson, K. jiistorical Round Rock. pp. 107 -110 and 161 -168. Interview, Betty Porter, August 1992. Surveyor/Date Surveyed RE. IvlitchelVAugust 1992 Photo Data Roll/Frame 10/0a,15/32 -15/34 Slides 1003,1531;1532, 1533 Other Designations NR XX RTHL HAGS Local Address 1113 Ledbetter Site Number 2 -207 Location: X original location moved (specify date) N building faces (N/S(E/W) Stories 1 specify a (1,2, etc.) Construction.: frame solid brick (specify color) X solid stone (specify color) (cream limestone) other Plan L -plan modified L -plan X center passage plan (1) (specify # of rooms deep) 2-room plan T -plan bungalow plan shotgun plan asymmetrical plan other Foundation Materials - ` pier and beam X stone brick • other - . Exterior Wall Surface: weatherboard siding dropsiding _ - stucco X stone • 'board- and - batten siding •fieldstone veneer Back (specify color) wood shingle synthetic siding regular coursed other Porches: specify # of bays specify N/S/ERV elevation shed roof hipped roof gable roof inset turned -wood posts square posts chamfered wood posts brick piers box columns classical columns (specify) tapered box supports full - height on piers fabricated metal squared -wood balusters turned -wood balusters jig -sawn brackets j •g -sawn porch frieze turned -work frieze other ' Window. X wood sash aluminum sash double -hung casement fixed decorative screenwork light configuration other DoorriEntrica: X single -door Primary entry double -door primary entry 2 primary entrances X with transom X with sidelights ..il.�. Gable End Treatment: X same as wall surface stucco • wood shingle wood siding decorative bargeboards windows wants other X gable (side gable) .. hipped . --_;•. fiat/with parapet gambrel dormers (specify 1 gable • h shed • • other • • Roof Materials wood shingles ' composition shingles hite X metal (spedfytype) - (corrugated tin) - R boxeaves exposed rafter ends • ng -sawn brackets •- stick brackets very little gave overhang other Chimney= - 2 specify number, interior (specify placement) X exterior (specify placement) (on E and W side) brick X stone with corbelled caps stuccoed ' other Outbuilding= garage barn shed other landscape Features X sidewalks terracing drives well or cistern gardens at ,r ..�� ., r Exterior shutters on windows, obscuring light configuration. Windows have voissours above. Rear addition •� with shed roof - similar to saltbox shape.