Nance--Jones House, Kingsville, Texas
historic place
The Nance--Jones House, a historic place in Kingsville, Texas, was built around 1910. Located at 426 East Johnston Avenue in Kleberg County, this residence was constructed by the Kleberg Town and Improvement Company. It stands as a bungalow, notable for its Craftsman and Classical Revival influences. The house is considered the only known example of its specific style and design within Kingsville. In 1911, Oran H. Nance, who served as auditor and treasurer for the St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Railroad, purchased the property. Later, in 1921, Margaret and David S. Jones, Sr. acquired the home. Three generations of the Jones family resided here for 56 years, until 1977. The Nance--Jones House joined the National Register of Historic Places in 2006, recognized for its architectural integrity and historical significance to Kingsville.