Maclean House

The Maclean House is a delightful introduction to the Princeton campus

One of the earliest buildings in the country, and renovated many times, it's classical simplicity is as fresh and cheerful today as it was when it was new. Although the details and some proportions ar...

Well preserved!

This historic house has been well preserved to have a feeling from the 18th century. Right now, there is an exhibit out front to commemorate the recently discovered sale of slaves on the front lawn --...

Home of the Alumni Association

This historic building, also known at the President's House, dates from 1756. It is currently the home of the Alumni Association. It is a National Historic Landmark (1971). It certainly doesn't l...

Historic building not usually open to the public

This is a Princeton University facility, housing their Alumni Affairs office, so not usually open to visitors. That being said, if one is polite, one may request access during weekdays (Friday's are ...

It's the Alumni House--Old and welcoming

This little yellow house is right off Nassau Street, looking like a friendly colonial cottage -- which is exactly what it is. The front room has university memorabilia, you can imagine men in knickers...