1933 North Delaware Street

Year Built: 1909

Architecture Style: Federal

Key Features:

• Pedimented Dormer with Decorative Columns
• Keystones over Windows
• Elaborate Door Surround and Porch Entablature

This home was built in 1909 and was originally home of John Barnhill, a physician who wrote medical tracts and historical novels. He sold the house to William Gatch in 1922, who was Dean of Indiana University Medical School and inventor of the first adjustable hospitable bed. Gatch lived there until mid-1960s