• People, The Transportation Connection: A Brief History of the NJDOT
  Pages 6-11 of this PDF document (requires Adobe Reader) give a brief history of NJ transportation before the 1900s including Indian trails, old public roads, bridges, canals, railroads, etc.
• Aqueduct
  • Aqueduct Mills (John F. Hageman, History of Princeton and its Institutions; vol. 1, 1879)
  • Millstone River Aqueduct (The American Canal Society)
• Autumn Hill Reservation (Princeton Township)
• Carnegie Lake
• Carnegie Gives a Lake to Princeton To-Day
  Article from The New York Times, December 5, 1906.
• Carnegie Lake (A Princeton Companion)
• Historical Photograph Collection: Lake Carnegie Construction Photographs (Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library)
  This finding aid also contains historical and background information.
• Lake Carnegie (Princetoniana Committee)
• The Tale of an Alum's Accidental Gift of Growth to Princeton (Ryan Martin)
  Article from the Daily Princetonian, February 26, 2001.
• The Untold History of Lake Carnegie (Sara Mayeux)
  Article from the Daily Princetonian, April 2, 2003.
• Charles H. Rogers Wildlife Refuge (Princeton Township)
• Community Park North (Princeton Township)
• D&R Greenway Land Trust
• Delaware and Raritan Canal
• Delaware & Raritan Canal History
• Delaware & Raritan Canal Photos (The American Canal Society)
• Delaware & Raritan Canal Timeline of Events
• From Towpath to Bike Path: Princeton and the Delaware & Raritan Canal (The Historical Society of Princeton)
• A Proposed New Waterway
  Article from The Manufacturer and Builder, vol. 24, no. 2 (February, 1892)
• Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park (Princeton Township)
• Herban Garden
  • The Buzz of Princeton is from a Computer
    Article by Jill P. Capuzzo, The New York Times, Nov. 16, 2003.
  • Colorful Bench (P. A. Tierney)
  • Herban Garden Seeks Greener Pastures as Palmer Square Gets Ready to Build
    Article by Matthew Hersh in Town Topics, May 16, 2007.
• Herrontown Woods (Princeton Township)
• Historic American Trees (Katharine Stanley Nicholson; 1922)
  Includes The Princeton Sycamores and The Stockton Catalpas.
• The Institute Woods
  • Institute Grounds (Institute for Advanced Study)
  • The Institute Woods (Princeton Township)
• King's Highway
  • 2001 Historic Preservation Award Recipients (NJ Historic Preservation Office)
  • On the Map; An Old Highway Wends Its Way Onto the Historic Register
    Article by Karen DeMasters, The New York Times, December 31, 2000.
• Lincoln Highway
  • Beautification of the Lincoln Highway (Esther M. Oyster)
  • The Lincoln Highway in New York and New Jersey (The Lincoln Highway Association)
  • Lincoln Highway: New Jersey (James Lin)
  • The Lincoln Highway Resource Guide
    Prepared by Kevin J. Patrick and Robert E. Wilson at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the guide includes sections on New Jersey, including a map.
  • Lincoln Highway Special Resource Study (National Parks Service)
• Marquand Park (Princeton Township)
• Marquand Park (William L. Engstrom)
• Marquand Park Trees
• Mountain Lakes Nature Preserve (Princeton Township)
• Princeton Battlefield Society
• Princeton Battlefield State Park
• Quark Park
  • Gallery: Quark Park (symmetry; october/november 06)
  • Quark Park
  • Quark Park Sparks Playful Collaborations Between Engineers and Artists
  • Quark Park: Visions (Wild River Review)
  • Quarks, Parks and Science in Everyday Life (Kim Nagy, Wild River Review)
• Stony Brook Bridge (Historic American Buildings Survey)
  The data pages contain historical data.
• Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
  • Côte de York-town à Boston: Marches de l'armée, 1782
    Prenceton is just right of center in this "map of the route...of Comte de Rochambeau's army from Providence, R.I. to Yorktown, Va., and the return march to Boston." From American Memory at the Library of Congress.
  • Rochambeau's Army March 1781
    Princeton is number 24 on this map.
  • Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route News (Fall 2003)
    Includes a map (p. 3) and a photo of the Princeton University campus (p. 2) where the French troops camped.
  • Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Study (National Park Service)
    Includes links to several public documents about the route.
• Woodfield Reservation (Princeton Township)
• Writers Block
  • Creativity Flourishes in Writers Block Garden
    Article by Jennifer Greenstein Altmann in Princeton Weekly Bulletin, Sept. 27, 2004.
  • A Folly - Where Architects and Artists Converge
    Article by Bart Jackson in the Aug. 18, 2004 issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper.
  • Princeton Writers' Garden Aims to Create an Alternative Downtown Literary Center
    Article by Matthew Hersh in Town Topics, June 30, 2004.

Last revised: December 2, 2010