Princeton University
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Princeton University relocated to Princeton, from Elizabeth, in 1756 thus several of the original building on campus date back to that period in time. It served as a barracks and hospital during the Revolutionary War. It now encompasses over 1,600 acres and a wide variety of architecture is represented.
The University is also home to the third-largest university chapel in the world, the Princeton University Chapel, noted for its Gothic architecture
The University is also home to the third-largest university chapel in the world, the Princeton University Chapel, noted for its Gothic architecture
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Wooden door with ivy at Princeton University, New Jersey.
Dormitory on the campus of Princeton University.
Gothic architecture at Princeton University.
University Chapel at Princeton, New Jersey.
Dormitory in Spring at Princeton University.
