Boyes House
Home for Anderson University's Presidents
Boyes House was built in 1968 to serve as the official home of the president of Anderson University. Four out of the university’s five presidents – Dr. Robert H. Reardon, Dr. Robert A. Nicholson, Dr. James L. Edwards, and John S. Pistole – have lived here.
The house was named in honor of Donald and Beverly Boyes who had generously given a lovely home located off-campus to house the current and future presidents of Anderson College. Since it was desirable for the president's residence to be located on campus, the gifted home was sold and the proceeds used to build the Boyes House located at 1240 University Blvd.
Anderson University Presidents:
Dr. John A. Morrison: 1923-1958
Dr. Robert H. Reardon: 1958-1983
Dr. Robert A. Nicholson: 1983-1990
Dr. James L. Edwards: 1990-2015
John S. Pistole, J.D. : 2015-Present
Construction I
Construction II
Exterior
President Robert Reardon
Presidents and Wives
Front view with John Pistole and Kathy Harp
Back yard with John Pistole and Kathy Harp
References
- "Campus Buildings" Folder, A.C./A.U. Buildings Documents, Anderson University and Church of God Archives