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Historical Subject Files - Grounds and Buildings (AC#109)

Nassau Hall Iconography (Box 7, Folder 10)

Savage, Henry Lyttleton, ed. "Early Iconography of Nassau Hall and the President's House." Chap. 7 in Nassau Hall: 1756-1956. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University, 1956.

No information about appraisal is available.

Organization

• Nassau Hall (Princeton, N.J.)
• Princeton University

Subject

• Buildings -- New Jersey -- Princeton
• College buildings -- New Jersey -- Princeton

Place

• Princeton (N.J.) -- Buildings, structures, etc. -- History.

Publisher

University Archives

Finding Aid Author

Sue J. Kim; Rachel Ban

Finding Aid Date

1998

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