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Princeton’s West College (now Morrison Hall), ca. 1860.
Photograph by George Warren. Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box MP87, Image No. 3580.
via blavity.com Princeton University showed respect and honor to author Toni Morrison by dedicating Morrison Hall on Friday, Nov. 17. Morrison – who in 1993 became the first African American to be …
Princeton, N. J.—This is now one of the most flourishing places in our sister state, and various handsome buildings are being erected there with astonishing rapidity. Among these are the new college edifice, which is nearly finished; two halls for the use of public societies; a new Presbyterian church; a new African church, (built by the Methodists,) and a banking house.
Boston Traveler, August 2, 1836 (the “college edifice” mentioned here was Princeton’s West College, which is now named Morrison Hall)
Throwback Thursday: Students in front of Princeton University’s West College (Morrison Hall), ca. 1968.
Historical Photograph Collection, Campus Life Series (AC112), Box SP14
Throwback Thursday: West College, ca. 1948. West College was Princeton University's second dormitory. Built in 1836, it housed students until 1964, when it was repurposed for administrative offices. In 2017, West College was renamed Morrison Hall in honor of Toni Morrison.
Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box SP07, Image No. 1661
Throwback Thursday: Eight unidentified students hanging out on Princeton’s campus, ca. 1865. Recreational pursuits have changed; we haven’t seen a student in a top hat watch two others box while another plays the guitar on the lawn in front of Nassau Hall in quite some time. The building visible in the background of the photo is either East or West College. East College was razed in 1896 to make room for Pyne Library. West College is now named Morrison Hall.
Historical Photograph Collection, Campus Life Series (AC112), Box SP16, Image No. 3909
I HAVE NEVER HEARD SO MANY DIFFERENT LANGUAGES SPOKEN IN ONE BUILDING.
The Main hall (by Mziehnert)
