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PRINCETON Spring 1999

Photos by Gábor Hetyei

Table of Contents   Campus   Downtown   Elsewhere

Campus   Chapel   Houses Near Dillon Gym   Library Corner   Mathematics Department   Nassau Hall   Northeast Corner   West Gate
	Chapel		(Click on image to enlarge)
	University Chapel
	One of its stainglass windows represents John Witherspoon, the only clergyman to sign the Declaration of Independence; another is dedicated to Madison, who was a student of the university.
	Houses Near Dillon Gym		(Click on image to enlarge)
	Houses Near Dillon Gym
	This area of the campus reminds one of a gothic style fortress.
	Library Corner		(Click on image to enlarge)
	Library Corner
	This corner of the Princeton University Library evokes the style of the Pyramid in the Lourve.
	Mathematics Department		(Click on image to enlarge)
	Mathematics Department
	The Mathematics Department is hosted in Fine Hall, one of the ugliest buildings. The picture above is about the closest building that has some architectural value.
	Nassau Hall		(Click on image to enlarge)
	Nassau Hall
	For a short time during the American Revolution this edifice served as the Capitol of the United States.
	Northeast Corner		(Click on image to enlarge)
	Holder Tower	Alexander Hall
	Holder Tower, part of Rockefeller College, and Alexander Hall.
	West Gate		(Click on image to enlarge)
	West Gate
	West gate of the campus.