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Department of Grounds and Buildings Technical Correspondence Records

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Princeton University. Dept. of Buildings and Grounds.

The responsibility for supervising the construction and maintenance of new and existing buildings originally fell within the provenance of the financial officers of the College of New Jersey and the Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees, which organized an ad hoc committee for each new project. It was not until 1865 that the Trustees created the Standing Committee on Real Estate to oversee the development of new structures on campus. This became the Committee on Grounds and Buildings in 1876. The chairpersons of that committee have been:

Within the administration, the position of Curator of Grounds and Buildings was separated from that of Treasurer in 1901. The incumbent of the office was James MacNaughton Thompson, who held that position from 1901 until 1904. He was succeeded by Henry Conrad Bunn (1904-1910) and Alfred Buelt Mullett Hoffman (1910 - 1912). In 1912, the title was changed to Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings. The following people have held this office:

Beginning in 1912, duties were divided between the Superintendent and the new Secretary of Business Administration, George Wintringer. He served as Secretary of the Department of Business Administration from 1912 until 1921, and Controller from 1921 until 1941. In that year, Edward MacMillan assumed the entire management of the Physical Plant.

In 1965, Robert Johnstone became General Manager of the Division of Property and Physical Facilities. He reported to the Financial Vice-President of the University. He hired John P. Moran, an architectural engineer, as his assistant. Moran replaced Johnstone in 1967 and became the General Manager of Planning, Plant and Property. He was later promoted to Vice-President for Facilities and in 1974, the name of the office was changed to the Office of Facilities. C. Harrison Hill assumed Moran's position as assistant in 1967, and in 1969, he was succeeded by Jon Hlafter. Hlafter, in turn, became director of physical planning in 1986.

Since 1907, the University also employed the services of a consulting or supervising architect. The first of these, Ralph Adams Cram, was responsible for developing the first long-term master plan for the expansion of the campus. The following people have served in this capacity:

This position, under Belluschi and Warner, was modified into one in which the architect provided advice to Trustees and administrators, but was not in charge of day-to-day planning.

The collection consists largely of correspondence among architects, contractors, donors, and university officials, as well as inter-office memos concerning the construction, maintenance, and removal of buildings. Although many of the documents are of a desultory nature, in some instances they provide detailed information about the design of a building and the process by which an idea was transformed into concrete reality. In several cases, these files contain the only record of unrealized building projects.

For the most part, the letters concern the supply of designs and materials in the building process. Unfortunately, many of the letters are represented only in copies in which the sender's name and signature have not been preserved. Also frustrating is the fact that the letters make reference to enclosures that are no longer extant.

The materials within each file are by no means exhaustive, but every major campus building is represented within this collection. The files tend to contain information about particular building or renovation campaigns, and do not cover the life span of the building.

Organized into the following series:

The first series is arranged alphabetically by building name, and the second and third series are arranged alphabetically by topic. The buildings are filed according to their official names, rather than as they were known during the period of construction. For example, Class of 1903 Hall was alternately known as 1903-Walker, and what is today called Walker Memorial Dormitory is referred to as Joline Hall in the documents.

These records were generated by the various administrative offices that oversee the physical plant of the University. The organization of these offices has changed over the years, but the bulk of these records come from the Department of Grounds and Buildings. Materials dating from after 1964 are believed to have been artificially integrated into the collection.

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This collection was processed by Sara Bush and Janet Temos in Spring 1995. Finding aid written by Sara Bush and Janet Temos in Spring 1995.

Appraisal information was not recorded at time of acquisition.

Publisher
University Archives
Finding Aid Author
Sara Bush
Finding Aid Date
1997
Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research use.

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Collection Inventory

Arrangement

No arrangement action taken or arrangement information not recorded at the time of processing.

Scope and Contents

Series 1, Buildings (1866-1972) contains information that relates to specific buildings on campus, or to specific unrealized building projects. A file may contain information about two buildings, if they were erected during the same construction drive. This series also contains files related to the five residential colleges.

The files concerning Library Planning are the result of twenty-five years of proposals, from the early 1920s until the mid-1940s, to increase the size of the University Library. Researchers will find much of value in these files.

Physical Description

19 boxes

Alexander, 1927-1953. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Art Museum, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Museum of Historic Art and McCormick)

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1 box

The Barracks, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Butler Tract Housing)

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1 box

Boiler House, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: University Power Company files in Series 2)

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1 box

Brown and Dod, 1889-1892. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Butler Tract Housing, 1946-1947. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Butler Tract Housing, 1947-1949. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Butler Tract Housing, FPHA Regulations, 1946-1947. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Campbell Hall, 1929-1931. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Chancellor Green Library, Lighting Plant Installation, 1891-1892. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Chancellor Green Library, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see also: Student Center, conversion of Chancellor Green Library)

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1 box

Chapel, University, 1923-1927. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Chapel, University, 1927-1931. 7 folders.
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7 folders

Chapel, University, 1931-1972. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Chemical Laboratory or New Chemical Laboratory, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Frick Chemical Laboratory)

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1 box

Class of 1901 - Laughlin, 1923-1928. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Class of 1903 and Walker Memorial Dormitory, 1927-1929. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Class of 1903 and Walker Memorial Dormitory, 1930-1933. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

(see also: Joline)

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1 folder

Class of 1904 - Howard Henry Memorial Dormitory and Class of 1905-Walter L. Foulke Memorial Dormitory, 1921-1928. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Class of 1915, 1945-1952. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Clio, 1923-1934. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Cloaca Maxima, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Water and Sanitation files in Series 2)

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1 box

Corwin, 1949-1954. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Dickinson, 1927-1929. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Dickinson, 1929-1930. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Dillon Gymnasium, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Gymnasium, Dillon)

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1 box

Dod, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Brown and Dod)

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1 box

Dormitories--Miscellenaous drawings, circa 1935. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

Includes individual rooms in Blair, Brown, Campbell, Cuyler, Dod, Edwards, Foulke, Hamilton, Henry, Holder, Joline, Laughlin, Little, Lockhart, Patton, Pyne, Walker, Witherspoon, '79, 1901, 1903

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1 folder

East Pyne, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Pyne Library)

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1 box

Engineering Building, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Green)

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1 box

Engineering Quadrangle, 1923-1953. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Eno Fine, 1923-1953. 2 folders.
Scope and Contents

(for references prior to 1970 see: Jones)

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2 folders

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Firestone Library - Building Program, 1943. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

(Note: For early history of Firestone Library, see: files on Library Planning)

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1 folder

Firestone Library - A Laboratory Workshop Library for Princeton (brochure), 1944. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - Assessment of Departmental Needs, 1945. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - Allocation of Stacks, dates not examined. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - Excerpts of the Faculty Library Committee on Course of Study meeting with the architects, 1945. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - Architects' Program, 1945. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - Architects' Specifications and Schedules, 1945-1948. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Firestone Library - Index to Architects' Memoranda, 1945-1947. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - General Correspondence, 1945-1948. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Firestone Library - General correspondence, 1949-1968. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Firestone Library - A Survey of the Firestone Memorial Library of Princeton University (M.A. thesis by Robert A. Colby, Columbia University), 1955. 1 folder.
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1 folder

FitzRandolph Observatory, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Observatory, FitzRandolph)

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1 box

Foulke, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Class of 1904 - Howard Henry Memorial Dormitory and Class of 1905 - Walter L. Foulke Memorial Dormitory)

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1 box

Frick Laboratory, 1916-1926. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Frick Laboratory, 1927-1928. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Frick Laboratory, 1928-1930. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Frick Laboratory - Architects' Certificates of Payment to Subcontractors, 1928-1930. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Green, 1924-1947. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Green - Hayes Addition, 1943-1953. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Green School of Science, 1927-1929. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Guyot Hall, 1907-1948. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Gymnasium, University, 1924-1951. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Gymnasium, Dillon, 1944-1947. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Gymnasium, Dillon, 1948-1951. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Graduate College - Special Committee Meetings, 1912-1913. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Graduate College, 1911-1941. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Halsted Observatory, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Observatory, Halsted)

Physical Description

1 box

Henry, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Class of 1904 - Howard Henry Memorial Dormitory and Class of 1905 - Walter L. Foulke Memorial Dormitory)

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1 box

Henry House, 1925-1927. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Joline Hall, 1930-1933. 4 folders.
Scope and Contents

(see also: Class of 1903 and Walker Memorial Dormitory)

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4 folders

Joline, Clerk of the Works Reports, 1932-1933. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Jones (formerly Fine), 1928-1929. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Jones, 1929-1932. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Laughlin, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Class of 1901 - Laughlin)

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1 box

Library Planning - Summary of Events and Notes, 1920-1940. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Proposed Additions to Existing Library Buildings, 1920-1924. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Proposals for a New Library, 1924-1933. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Library Planning - Proposals for a New Library, 1934-1935. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Library Planning - The New Princeton Library, 1935. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Proposals for a New Library, 1936-1940. 5 folders.
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5 folders

Library Planning - Proposals for a New Library, 1941-1943. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Proposals for a New Library by Van der Gracht & Kilham, Harrison & Foulihoux, 1940-1942. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Proposals for a Memorial or Bicentennial Library, 1944. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - A Laboratory - Workshop Library for Princeton, 1944. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Library Planning - Undated Proposals, dates not examined. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Little, 1898-1900. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Lockhart, 1926-1927. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Lockhart, 1927-1932. 1 folder.
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1 folder

McCarter Theatre, 1927-1929. 1 folder.
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1 folder

McCarter Theatre, 1929-1951. 2 folders.
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2 folders

McCarter Theatre - Progress Reports, 1929-1930. 1 folder.
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1 folder

McCosh Infirmary I, 1892-1893. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

McCosh Infirmary II, 1923-1936. 2 folders.
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2 folders

McCormick, 1919-1920. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

(see also: Museum of Historic Art)

Physical Description

1 folder

McCormick - Addition and Alterations; Proposal for a New Art Museum, 1930-1935. 1 folder.
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1 folder

McCormick - Proposed Addition to Accommodate the Music Section of the Department of Art, 1940-1951. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Mechanical Engineering Building, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Green)

Physical Description

1 box

Museum of Historic Art, 1886-1887. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

(see also: McCormick)

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1 folder

Museum of Historic Art - Specifications Architect A. Page Brown, 1887. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Museum of Historic Art - Alterations to Upper Galleries and Roof, 1927-1930. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Nassau Hall - Interior Alterations, 1926-1972. 4 folders.
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4 folders

Nassau Hall - Memorial Hall, 1923-1950. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Naval Research Laboratory, 1945-1950. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Observatory, FitzRandolph, 1927-1952. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Observatory, Halsted - Correspondence and Accounts, 1866-1868. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Observatory, Halsted - Letters from General N. Norris Halsted to Professors Alexander and Schanck, 1866-1868. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Palmer Physical Laboratory, 1901-1952. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Palmer Memorial Stadium, 1924-1954. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Princeton Inn - Correspondence Regarding Planning, Construction, and General Operation, 1921-1927. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Princeton Inn - New Addition and General Correspondence, 1927-1946. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Psychological Laboratory, or New Psychological Laboratory, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Eno)

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1 box

Pyne Library - Conversion to Pyne Administration Building, 1948-1950. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Pyne Hall, 1917-1928. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Student Center - Proposal for New Building(s), 1922-1931. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Student Center - Conversion of Chancellor Green Library, 1941-1955. 2 folders.
Physical Description

2 folders

University Chapel, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Chapel, University)

Physical Description

1 box

University Gymnasium, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Gymnasium, University)

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1 box

University Power Plant, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: University Power Company file in Series 2)

Physical Description

1 box

University Store, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: West College, Alterations and Additions)

Physical Description

1 box

Walker Memorial Dormitory, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

(see: Class of 1903 and Walker Memorial Dormitory)

Physical Description

1 box

West College - Alterations and Additions, 1922-1928. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Woodrow Wilson Memorial School of International and Public Affairs, Proposals, 1935-1940. 1 folder.
Scope and Contents

Also see Corwin.

Physical Description

1 folder

Arrangement

No arrangement action taken or arrangement information not recorded at the time of processing.

Scope and Contents

Series 2, Grounds, Campus Ornamentation, and Services (1902-1952) consists of information that relates to the landscaping and maintenance of the grounds and playing fields of the University. It also includes files related to campus ornamentation, including memorial archways, and to support systems providing water, sanitation, heat and electricity to the University.

Physical Description

2 boxes

Dodge Memorial Gate and Eisenhart Arch, 1931-1952. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Quarry, University, 1928-1949. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Roads and Paths, 1923-1951. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Rothschild Memorial Arch, 1929-1936. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

University Power Company, Including University Power Plant I (1903) and University Power Plant II (1924-5), 1902-1936. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Water and Sanitation, 1919-1951. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Arrangement

No arrangement action taken or arrangement information not recorded at the time of processing.

Scope and Contents

Series 3, Housing and Real Estate (circa 1870-1988) contains information related to various real estate ventures and land acquisitions involving the University. Within these files, documents are separated into general sections.

The first of these sections, Faculty and Staff Housing, concerns several well-defined estates of individual houses built or subsidized by the University for faculty and staff members. The second, Real Estate, describes the piecemeal, mixed-use land acquisitions by the University in Princeton, principally of property contiguous to the campus. Researchers interested in the history of Prospect Avenue, William Street, Nassau Street, and the area now contained by University Place, Alexander Road, Mercer Street, and Nassau Street, would be well advised to consult the "General" files in this section. Additionally, several private realty companies later absorbed by the University are grouped separately under the heading of "Real Estate."

"Graduate Realty Company," was founded in April 1927 by a group of Princeton alumni with the aim of buying property on the west side of University Place and on both sides of Dickinson Street. The men involved in this undertaking intended to later donate the purchased real estate to the University. The Graduate Realty Company was signed over to the University in 1938.

"The Nassau Realty Company," included some men with University connections, and owned the old Nassau Inn and a parcel of land on the present-day Palmer Square. Related to the Nassau Realty Co. is the "Princeton Municipal Improvement Company." Both played a role in the development of the Palmer Square area, between 1922 and 1936.

"The 20 Nassau Street" corporation, originally a speculative venture, was acquired by the University in the 1920s. The documents in the file deal with the property while it was under University control, although reference to the property can also be found in the "Real Estate - General" files.

"The Pretty Brook Corporation" owned a tract of land along Pretty Brook Road in Princeton Township. Divided into allotments, the land was developed for suburban housing.

The file on "44 Washington Road" deals with the fate of a now-demolished house built by local architect Charles Steadman in 1832. It was variously used as a professor's house, an eating club (Arch Club), and for other University purposes.

Physical Description

5 boxes

Faculty and Staff Housing - General Discussion, Proposals and Reports, 1921-1985. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Ferris Thompson Apartments, 1947-1950. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Gray Farm, 1912-1988. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Lakeside, 1952-1954. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Faculty and Staff Housing - Lakeside, 1954-1956. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Lakeside, Requisitions 1-4, 1954. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Lakeside, Requisitions 5-6, 1954. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Lakeside, Requisitions 7-9, 1954-1955. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - Proposed House for Dean Aldrich (Dean of the Chapel), 1949-1950. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - 6 McCosh Circle, 1928. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Faculty and Staff Housing - 6 McCosh Circle, 1945-1953. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Real Estate - General, Correspondence, 1873-1924. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Real Estate - General, Correspondence, 1925-1936. 7 folders.
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7 folders

Real Estate - General, Correspondence, 1937-1980. 3 folders.
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3 folders

Real Estate - General, Summary Cost Accounts of University Buildings, circa 1870-1940. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Real Estate - General, Miscellaneous, undated. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Real Estate - The Graduate Realty Company, 1926-1938. 2 folders.
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2 folders

Real Estate - The Nassau Realty Company and the Princeton Municipal Improvement Company, 1922-1936. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Real Estate - 20 Nassau Street, 1926-1948. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Real Estate - The Pretty Brook Corporation, 1927-1954. 2 folders.
Physical Description

2 folders

Real Estate - The Pretty Brook Corporation, Minutes and Miscellaneous Papers, 1927-1980. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Real Estate - 44 Washington Road, 1914-1962. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Arrangement

No arrangement action taken or arrangement information not recorded at the time of processing.

Scope and Contents

Contains miscellaneous blueprints and drawings of buildings and locations on campus, as well as printed materials conerning proposed renovation projects.

Physical Description

1 box

Architectural studies and related materials relating to proposed renovations, 1900-1986. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Includes a study for the restoration of Nassau Hall by Aymar Embury II, 1900, and an issue of SNIBBE about the Tennis Pavilion, New Grad College, Hibben-Magie, and the Guard Booth, 1986.

Physical Description

1 box

Chapel, 1927-1965. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Dillon Gym, 1946-1950. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Landscaping, 1947-1955. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Miscellaneous, 1921-1953. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Miscellaneous, 1926-1952. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Miscellaneous, 1932-1960. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Print, Suggest