• An Architectural Sketch of the University
• Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America
  78 photographs of Princeton architectural subjects by Samuel Gottscho & William Schleisner. From the Library of Congress.
• The Architecture and the Setting (Donald Drew Egbert)
  Collegiate Gothic architecture on the campus. From The Modern Princeton, by Charles Osgood and others, 1947.
• Architecture of American Colleges
  An historical overview of architecture on the Princeton campus by Montgomery Schuyler, The Architectural Record, v. 27, no. 2 (February, 1910).
• Craftmanship, Comfort and Elegance: The Architecture of Rolf W. Bauhan, 1920-1966
  An exhibition at The Historical Society of Princeton, June 27, 1997-February 7, 1998. PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.
• The Gargoyles of Princeton University (Laurel Masten Cantor)
  "A grotesque tour of the campus." 32-page booklet. PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.
• Historic American Buildings Survey / Historic American Engineering Record
  27 Princeton buildings and the Stony Brook Bridge. From American Memory at the Library of Congress.
• Historic Preservation in Princeton Township (Princeton Township Historic Preservation Commission)
• Historic Sites of Princeton (The Historical Society of Princeton)
• Map of the Historic Districts of Princeton Borough (Princeton Borough Historic Preservation Review Committee)
  Includes brief descriptions of the Jugtown, Bank Street, Mercer Hill and Central Historic Districts and their building styles.
• Mercer Hill Historic District Association
• Moved Buildings in Princeton
  An exhibition at The Historical Society of Princeton, May 25, 1999-April 25, 2000. The entire article (512K) is available in PDF format.
• New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places
  From the Historic Preservation Office of the NJ Department of Environmental Protection. The Princeton listings begin on page 6. PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.
• Oh, Take a Hike...Around Princeton
  Two walking tours, with a full-color map, featuring many historic Princeton buildings. Princeton Alumni Weekly, May 17, 2000.
• On the Campus: Princeton University (Professor Allan Marquand)
  An 1890 tour of the University campus originally published in the April, 1890 issue of Cosmopolitan (NYC).
• Philadelphia Architects and Buildings - Princeton
  Brief information about 101 Princeton buildings, many designed by Philadelphia architects. May include chronology and references, as well as links to architect information.
• Philadelphia Architects and Buildings - Princeton Township
• Princeton: A Typical American University Town and its Beautiful Architecture (Howard Crosby Butler)
  Originally published in Indoors and Out, v. 1, no. 3 (December, 1905).
• Princeton--An Historic Glimpse (Varnum Lansing Collins)
  Originally published in Art and Archaeology, vol. 20, no. 3 (September, 1925).
• Princeton Campus Building Highlights
  A database of campus buildings with basic information, images, and links to online documents, if available, for each.
• [Princeton Garden Photos at the Smithsonian Institution]
• Princeton University: An Interactive Campus History, 1746-1996
• The Spires of Princeton University: An Architectural Tour of the Campus (Laurel M. Cantor)
  This 33-page booklet (1111 K) may take some time to load. It's well worth the wait. PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.

Architects 

• [Biographical Sketches of Architects Represented in Princeton]
  From Princeton History, vol. 8 (August, 1989)
• Walter Cope (1860-1902) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Cope & Stewardson (fl. 1885-1912) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Frank Miles Day (1861-1918) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Day & Klauder (1913-1927) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Beatrix Farrand: Landscape Architect (Maria LoBiondo)
• Beatrix Farrand - "Landscape Gardener" (Maureen Patricia Hall)
• A Tree Grows in Princeton: Campus Magnolias in Bloom
  Article on the legacy of Beatrix Farrand by Leslie Hook, Daily Princetonian, April 15, 2004.
• Charles Zeller Klauder (1872-1938) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Benjamin Henry Latrobe (1764-1820) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Thaddeus Longstreth (1909-1997) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Arthur Ingersoll Meigs (1882-1956) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• John Notman (1810-1865) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• John Notman in Princeton
• Robert Smith (1722-1777) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• John Stewardson (1858-1896) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)
• Thomas Ustick Walter (1804-1887) (Philadelphia Architects and Buildings)

• About Princeton: The History of Alexander Hall
• Alexander Hall (Princeton University)
• Alexander Hall (Princetoniana Committee)
• Princeton University, Alexander Hall (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• Richardson History & Architecture

• Professor John Breckenridge House (Historic American Buildings Survey)

Castle Howard

• Pride of Princeton (Vera Lawlor, New York Spaces)

Chancellor Green Library

• Chancellor Green Library (Princeton University)
• Princeton University, Library (Historic American Buildings Survey)

Clarke House

• General Mercer House (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• The Thomas Clarke House, Photo (Joe Ryan)
  Mr. Ryan also photographed a cannon on the back porch.
• Thos Clarke House (Ten Crucial Days)

Drumthwacket

• Drumthwacket Decked Out for the Holidays
  A December, 1996 article by Maria LoBiondo for Princeton Patron Magazine.
• Drumthwacket is Rich in History, Artifacts
  Hanah Cho, South Coast Today, December 30, 2001.
• Drumthwacket, Italianate Garden (Historical American Buildings Survey)
• Drumthwacket: The Official Residence of the Governor of New Jersey

Golden House

• John Golden House (Historical American Buildings Survey)

Graduate College

• Graduate College Picture Album
  Includes a virtual tour with large or small photos.
• A Study in Scholastic Architecture
  Originally published in The Architectural Record, v. 35, no. 1 (January, 1914)

Guernsey Hall (Fieldwood, Woodlawn, Marquand Estate)

• Guernsey Hall (Historical American Buildings Survey)
• Marquand Park: History
• Reflections
  1868 photo taken in the garden at Guernsey Hall. Princeton Weekly Bulletin, October 26, 1998.

Gulick-Hudge-Scott House

• Gulick-Hudge-Scott House (Historical American Buildings Survey)

Hyer House

• Colonel Jacob Hyer House (Historical American Buildings Survey)

Lowrie House

• Lowrie, Walter, House (A Princeton Companion)

Maclean House (Dean's House, President's House)

• Dean's House (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• Maclean, John, House (A Princeton Companion)
• Signers of the Declaration: President's House (National Park Service)

Maybury Hill

• Signers of the Declaration: Maybury Hill (National Park Service)

Morven

• Historic Morven
• Morven (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• "Morven and the Stocktons" (Thomas Allen Glenn, Some Colonial Mansions and Those Who Lived in Them; 1899 )
• Morven, Icehouse (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• "Morven, the Stockton Homestead, Princeton, New Jersey" (Marion Harland, More Colonial Homesteads and Their Stories; 1899)
• Signers of the Declaration: Morven (National Park Service)
• "The Stockton Mansion, at Princeton"
  Article from Appleton's Journal, vol. 14, no. 353 (December 25, 1875)

Nassau Hall

• Battle of Princeton, 1777 (Virtual Orange Key Tour, Princeton University)
  Includes a photograph of the dent left on Nassau Hall by a cannonball.
• A Brief History of Nassau Hall (Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton University)
• The Burning of Nassau Hall in 1855
  An undergraduate composition by Granville Wilcox, Princeton University Class of 1856.
• By the Numbers: Nassau Hall (Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November 12, 2001)
• Capitols before the Capitol (U.S. Capitol Historical Society)
• Colonials and Patriots: Nassau Hall (National Park Service)
• Evolution of Nassau Hall (Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker)
  Subtitle: "Nearly Two Centuries of Cultural and Political History Exemplified in the Present Building." Originally published in Princeton Alumni Weekly, v. 35, no. 10 (November 30, 1934).
• Nassau Hall (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• Nassau Hall (Princetoniana Committee)
• Nassau Hall (Ten Crucial Days)
• Nassau Hall Burnt Down!!
  A broadside from The Princeton Press, Monday morning, March 12, 1855.
• Nassau Hall Iconography (Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton University)
• "Nassau Hall, Princeton, New Jersey" (John T. Faris, Historic Shrines of America; 1918)Nassau Hall, Princeton, New Jersey
  An excerpt of the piece by Sean Wilentz in American Places: Encounters With History.  From Princeton Alumni Weekly, May 16, 2001.
• Nassau Hall: Princeton University's National Historic Landmark
  A 41-page booklet by William K. Selden. PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.

Nassau Inn

• Explore Our History (Nassau Inn)
• Nassau Inn (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• St. Patrick's Day (Princeton Alumni Weekly, March 8, 2000)

Palmer House

• Palmer House (A Princeton Companion)
• Palmer House (Princeton University)
• Palmer House in Business after Two-Year Renovation
  Emily Gopstein, The Daily Princetonian, March 31, 2000.

Princeton Bank & Trust

• Princeton Bank & Trust (Historic American Buildings Survey)

Princeton Inn

• Princeton Inn College (A Princeton Companion)

Princeton Theological Seminary

• All Things Bright and Beautiful (Barbara A. Chaapel)
  Coverage of the renovation and rededication of Miller Chapel, from the Winter, 2001 issue of inSpire.
• Of Pew, Pulpit, and Pillar: The Changing Face of Miller Chapel (William O. Harris)
  From the Spring, 1999 issue of inSpire.
• Princeton Theological Seminary (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• PTS Photograph Collection
  23 historic photographs of Seminary buildings.

Princeton University Chapel

• The Princeton University Chapel (Matthew J. Milliner)

Prospect House 

• Prospect House (Princeton University)

Sheldon House

• The History of Sheldon House

Tusculum

• John Witherspoon Barn (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• John Witherspoon House (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• John Witherspoon Springhouse (Historic American Buildings Survey)
• Signers of the Declaration: Tusculum (National Park Service)
• Tusculum: A Private Residence (E. Allen Reeves, Inc.)
  The site of the contractor for the 1998 restoration.
• Tusculum-Moore Cottage (Home & Garden Television)

Westland

• Grover Cleveland House (Mercer County History)
• Our Honored Ex-President, Grover Cleveland, with his Family at Home, Princeton, N. J.
  From the Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views, Photography Collection, Miriam & Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints & Photographs, The New York Public Library.
• The Presidents of the United States: Westland (National Park Service)
• Westland, Home of Grover Cleveland, Princeton, N.J.
  1903 photo, the Detroit Publishing Company; from American Memory at the Library of Congress.

Whig and Clio Halls

• American Whig Society Leaflet
  An 1836 leaflet seeking contributions for the construction of Whig Hall, from American Memory at the Library of Congress.
• Before Temples Were Built (250 Years at Princeton)
• Clio Hall (A Princeton Companion)
• Panoramic Photograph
  A 1909 photo by Haines Photo Co. (Conneaut, Ohio) from the Library of Congress.
• Preservation Tech Notes, Masonry Number 4: Non-Destructive Evaluation Techniques for Masonry
  Explanation of a project to evaluate deterioration of the masonry of Whig Hall and recommend repairs.   From the National Park Service's Technical Preservation Services for Historic Buildings.
• Quadrangle: Panoramic Photograph
  A 1904 photograph by R.H. Rose & Son, from the Library of Congress.
• Quadrangle: Panoramic Photograph
  A 1905 photograph by R.H. Rose & Son, from the Library of Congress.
• Whig Hall (A Princeton Companion)

Wyman House

• Wyman House (A Princeton Companion)

Last revised: July 27, 2010