Inman Hotel, 1915
17 East University Avenue
Classical Revival architectural style
Constructed in glazed yellow brick with beige cotta trim, the Inman Hotel is Champaign’s most visible landmark next to the Art Deco City Building. It was designed by the Spencer & Temple of Champaign, with heavy influences of the Classic Revival style, and built by English Brothers. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places October 20, 1989 for significance in Architecture and Commerce (#89001732). Also known as the National Academy of Arts.
