Fencing, barricades, and gates of Princeton University, 1830s-1980s:
1. A white fence around the campus of the College of New Jersey (as Princeton University was then named), John H. Bufford lithograph, 1836. Nassau Hall Iconography Collection (AC177), Box 1.
2. The fence in front of Princeton’s Nassau Hall, 1860. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box MP66, Image No. 2629.
3. Fencing in fields surrounding the campus of the College of New Jersey (as it was then named) in Princeton, 1868, with the “Dinky” going by and with students playing baseball in the background. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box MP16, Image No. 383.
4. The Alligator Club (one of the ephemeral Princeton eating clubs that predated clubhouses) behind a fence, 1879. Historical Photograph Collection, Campus Life Series, Box LP66, Image No. 4100.
5. Postcard depicting the FitzRandolph Gateway and fence along Nassau Street at Princeton University, ca. 1905. Historical Postcard Collection (AC045), Box 4.
6. View of Blair Hall through the Dodge Memorial Gateway, ca. 1930s. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box MP15, Image No. 370.
7. A couple on a fence at Princeton University, ca. 1958. This photo looks like it was probably taken near Princeton’s Lake Carnegie. Photo from 1959 Bric-a-Brac.
8. Barricades surrounding Princeton University’s Firestone Library during renovations, 1969. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box SP04, Image No. 1072.
9. The sidewalk outside Princeton University’s FitzRandolph Gateway on Nassau Street, ca. 1970s. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box SP03, Image No. 689.
10. “GO TIGERS” on a chain link fence at Princeton University, ca. 1984. Photo from 1984 Bric-a-Brac.