Princeton, NJ Photos

The town of Princeton centers around Princeton University, boasting heritage buildings, Revolutionary War sites & an active village life.

See also: New Jersey, Princeton University
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Morven (c1758) built by Richard Stockton, signer of Declaration of Independence, & Annis Boudinot Stockton, early American Poet. On National Register.

Morven & gardens.

Morven, once the official home of New Jersey's Governors.

Monument to Battle of Princeton on January 3, 1777.

George Washington dominates Monument to Battle of Princeton.

Bainbridge House (1766) (158 Nassau St.) now used by Historical Society of Princeton. Style: Georgian. Architect: Job Stockton.

Bainbridge House facade.

Princeton Public Library.

Commerce on Nassau Street at edge of Princeton campus.

Westland Mansion, former home of Grover Cleveland on 15 Hodge Road. On National Register.

Shingle building on Hodge Road. Style: Shingle.

23 Hodge Road.

37 Hodge Road.

Home of Albert Einstein (112 Mercer St.) when he taught at Princeton University.
On National Register.


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