A North Texas landmark is being reduced to rubble and memories. The former mansion of deceased Dallas oilman Edwin L. Cox, at ...

Highland Park’s zoning commission approved Beal’s request last week, 3-2. New York architect Peter Pennoyer was to design the new home, and representatives for Beal told residents during the meeting ...

The Cox Mansion, which sat on the corner of Beverly ... The home got its name from former owner Edwin L. Cox, a Dallas oilman in the 1970s. Other big Dallas names that had called the estate ...

Built in 1912, the mansion was originally the home of Park Cities socialite Susie Rose Youree Lloyd before it was sold to Dallas oilman Edwin L. Cox Sr. in the 1970s. The mansion was later sold to ...

Dallas oilman Edwin L. Cox took ownership of the property in the 1970s. The mansion the Coxes purchased came with a third-floor ballroom, a caviar room and an entrance foyer with a stained glass ...

Among the notable previous owners of the mansion at the corner of Preston Road and Beverly Drive are the late Edwin L. Cox Sr., the oilman for whom SMU’s business school is named. Cox reportedly ...

Dallas banker Andrew Beal has put plans for his new house at 4101 Beverly Drive — where the historic Cox Mansion once stood — on "indefinite hold" a week after Highland Park residents pushed ...

A billionaire banker worth $14 billion, known for demolishing historic mansions across Dallas, Texas, has sparked fury among the local community with his most recent purchase. Andrew Neal, the ...