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Harigel House, The

Bellville, Austin County

Marker Text

The son of a Prussian immigrant, Emil H. Harigel, Sr. (1859-1904) opened a hardware, tinware, and stove emporium in Bellville in 1881. Soon after, he constructed this residence for his wife, Nannie Louise (Lovette), and children. The home features a Mansard roof and influences of the Gothic revival and Second Empire styles of architecture. Harigel family descendants have owned the house for over a century. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1984

Marker Details

Address 104 S. Bell St.
Location Description
Marker # 2378
Dedicated 1984
Size, Type Medallion and Plate
Code French Second Empire (architectural style); houses, residential buildings; Gothic Revial (Architectural style); German immigrants/immigration
Latitude, Longitude 29.949076, -96.257353

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