Nassau Hall
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Overview
Nassau Hall is the oldest building at Princeton University. It served as the nation's capital and the Continental Congress met in the library.
At the time of its completion in 1756 it was the largest stone building in the colonies. It was much admired and provided the inspiration for other college buildings, notably Hollis Hall at Harvard, University Hall at Brown, Dartmouth Hall at Dartmouth and Queens Hall at Rutgers.
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Amenities
- Free Admission
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Map
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Dining
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Tre Piani
2.4 MI
609-452-1515 View > -
Salt Creek Grille
2.5 MI
609-419-4200 View > -
De Lorenzo's Tomato Pies
9.2 MI
609-341-8480 View > -
De Lorenzo's Pizza
10.2 MI
609-393-2952 View > -
Mill Hill Saloon
10.6 MI
609-394-7222 View > -
Trenton Social
10.7 MI
609-989-7777 View >
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Lodging
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Nassau Inn
0.3 MI
609-921-7500 View > -
The Peacock Inn
0.5 MI
609-924-1707 View > -
Courtyard by Marriott
1.7 MI
609-716-9100 View > -
Hyatt Regency
1.7 MI
609-987-1234 View > -
Hyatt Place
2.1 MI
609-720-0200 View > -
Residence Inn by Marriott, Princeton/Carnegie Center
2.2 MI
609-799-0550 View >
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Activities
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Princeton University Art Museum
0.1 MI
609-258-3788 View > -
Princeton Singers
0.2 MI
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McCarter Theatre Center for the Performing Arts
0.2 MI
609-258-2787 View > -
Bainbridge House
0.3 MI
609-921-6748 View > -
Triumph Brewing Company
0.3 MI
732-852-7300 View > -
Eastern Wind Symphony
0.3 MI
215-530-0165 View >
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