Haymount District, Historic residential district in Fayetteville, United States.
Haymount District is a historic residential neighborhood in Fayetteville containing 41 homes arranged in an organized grid layout. These houses showcase Federal, Greek Revival, and Colonial Revival styles, creating a collection of buildings that represent different periods of construction and architectural taste.
Development of this neighborhood began around 1801 on elevated land between the river bottoms and western regions of the area. It emerged as a residential settlement outside the original city limits of Fayetteville.
The name comes from Hay Street, which became the center of the neighborhood and attracted successful families seeking to build their homes here. Residents used their houses to display their status and taste, shaping the character of the area as a place where professional people chose to live.
The neighborhood is spread across several streets including Arsenal Avenue, Hay Street, and Hillside Avenue, making it easy to explore on foot. The homes are closely grouped together, allowing visitors to walk through the entire district comfortably.
The Robert Strange Town House stands as the oldest building in the district and displays Federal architecture with later modifications to its entrance. This house shows how early owners updated their homes over time while keeping the original structure intact.
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