200 N Fredonia St 

Nacogdoches , TX 75961

Historic name: Hotel Fredonia (built 1953; 1960)

About This Property

The name for this impressive six-story, one hundred room hotel was taken from the Fredonia Rebellion of 1826 in which Haden Edwards and a group of settlers declared Nacogdoches independent from Mexico. The Hotel Fredonia was designed as a “modern contemporary-styled hotel  building,”  entirely air-conditioned, and featured 100 rooms, conference facilities for 600, a patio and a kidney-shaped  heated pool surround by semi-circle of cabana suites. With a coffee shop and guest parking for 100, the hotel covered an  entire city block.

Amenities

Elevator, Rear Entrance, Commercial Kitchen
Total Building Size (sq ft):
Zoning: B-3 Central Business
Current Historic Designations: • Not individually listed on the National Register
• Located in a National Register District (Contributing)
• Not located in a Local District
• Not a Local Landmark
• Eligible for Historic Tax Credits

Nearby Businesses

Property Information
Zoning Uses Allowed Pedestrian-oriented business for residents and visitors. Commercial, office, service, residential, public activities and uses.
Lot Size (acres) 3.0150
Parking Spaces
Electrical Service
Heating Type
Official Total Sq Ft
Total Commercial Units
Total Residential Units
Total Commerical Sq Ft
Total Residential Sq Ft
Year Built 1953; 1960
Last Remodel Date
Last Sale Date August 16th, 2017
Parcel Number 22759
Subdivision
Legal Description LTS 8 ,8A/B/C .4 ,5A/B AND 11,12,15,16,16 A/B
Located Within
  • DTTX Search Area
  • National Register Historic District

Survey Recommendations

Type
Stylistic Influences
International
Alterations/Additions
Survey Recommendations
Not Individually Eligible
Priority
Historic Resources Survey
Survey Date
Modification Type