• Mt. Princeton (fourteeners.org)
  Click on the small links to get background, photos, etc.
• Mt. Princeton Photographs, 1900-1910 (Denver Public Library)
  Additional photos: 1890-1920, 1900-1920, 1910-1920, 1920-1930.  From the exhibit "History of the American West: 1860-1920," at the Library of Congress.
• William Libbey and the 1877 Expedition
  A feature article in Princeton Alumni Weekly, October 8, 1997, about the first ascent of Mt. Princeton.

Princeton (Cities, Towns)

• Princeton, Missouri (Mercer County MOGenWeb)
  Scroll past the initial mistake in General Mercer's name to Mercer County History to view the origins of the names Mercer County and Princeton.
• Princeton, West Virginia (Mercer County WVGenWeb)

USS Princeton

• History of Ships to Bear the Name Princeton (USS Princeton)
• USS Princeton (1843-1849)
• Commodore Robert Field Stockton (1795-1866)
  Today's Robert Field Stockton includes the story of the USS Princeton in his ancestor's biography.
• Explosion of the Great Gun on Board the United States Steamship Princeton
  A digital version of an engraving by W. L. S. of the disaster, published in Our First Century by R. M. Devins. From the New York Public Library Picture Collection Online.
• Historic Congressional Cemetery
  Includes the reporting from The National Intelligencer, February 29, 1844, on the catastrophe aboard the USS Princeton.
• John Ericsson: Life Before the Monitor (The Mariners' Museum)
  The builder of the ironclad also built the first USS Princeton.
• Journal of the Senate, Feb. 29, 1844
  Senate reaction to the tragedy and its resolutions. From the Library of Congress.
• USS Princeton (1843-1849) (Naval Historical Center)
• USS Princeton (1852-1866)
• USS Princeton (1852-1866) (Naval Historical Center)
• USS Princeton (1898-1919)
• USS Princeton (Gunboat #13, PG-13), 1898-1919 (Naval Historical Center)
• USS Princeton: Report on Operations During the 1906 Earthquake and Fire (Museum of the City of San Francisco)
• USS Princeton (1943-1944)
• USS Princeton (CVL 23) (The United States Navy)
• USS Princeton (CVL-23, originally CV-23),1943-1944 (Naval Historical Center)
• USS Princeton (CVL 23) Is Sunk (The United States Navy)
• USS Princeton (1945-1971)
• USS Princeton (CV-37, later CVA-37, CVS-37 and LPH-5), 1945-1971 (Naval Historical Center)
• USS Princeton (CV 37) (The United States Navy)
  In addition to war duties, this ship was the prime recovery ship for Apollo 10.
• USS Princeton (1989-  )
• USS Princeton