Edwards Hall, Princeton University Travel Ad

Edwards Hall, Princeton University Travel AdEdwards Hall was built in 1879 for the purpose of accommodating the school's lower income students. This dormitory was built to counter the luxurious Witherspoon Hall, which had been built two years earlier, and catered to Princeton's wealthier students. Edwards Hall was named after the third president of the College, Jonathan Edwards, and provided spartan accommodations. Despite its humble beginnings, Edwards Hall is now among the most desirable

captured between 1900 and 1910

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Perfect for history buffs and aviation fans alike

A shift in the workforce took place during World War II

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This piece of history transports its viewer back to the electrifying world of New York's vibrant jazz scene in 1947

but we also correct fading and loss of contrast