This elegant two-story space began as a simple prayer hall in 1756 and became in turn a library, portrait gallery, museum of natural history, and now, the ...

Brown Hall, built in1892 and renovated in 2010, is located south of the art museum and across Elm Road from Dillon Gymnasium. Susan Dod Brown donated the ...

Spacious Charm. Located along Grand Avenue, Princeton Hall is a charming and quiet building perfect for staying in or stepping out. Our one-bedroom apartments ...

1901-Laughlin Hall was built in 1925 and is home to mostly juniors, although seniors may live there too. It stands just west of Pyne Drive and, ...

Nassau Hall, colloquially known as Old Nassau, is the oldest building at Princeton University in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey, United States.

It stands north of Foulke Hall and just south of the U-store along University Place. Lockhart features an archway that is slightly off center and frames McCosh ...

At the time of its construction in 1756, Nassau Hall, 176 feet long and fifty-four feet wide, was the largest academic building in the American colonies.

Nassau Hall remains today as one of the main buildings on the campus of Princeton University. The interior of the building was destroyed by fire in 1802 and ...

Named for Margaret Olivia Sage and Christopher Holder. First occupied in 1910 and renovated in 2005. Property Features. Singles; Doubles; Quads; Hallway ...

This is a highlight on the Princeton campus. You can't drive on the campus so find a parking lot. The building is stunning and free to view.