This house was built in 1882 as a private residence by Darwin M. and Adele Inman after the couple lost their previous home in the 1881 Vermillion flood.

[2] After it was added to the NRHP in 1976, Inman House returned to its function as a university presidential residence.

When Inman House underwent interior renovations in 2018, the property next door—403 East Main Street—was also purchased.

The interior is meticulously decorated; the Inmans trimmed their wallpaper with 14 karat gold and had murals painted across the walls and ceilings of the parlor.

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