Famous Individuals
by zChris
Numerous famed individuals studied at Princeton or were associated with the town. The former residences of Albert Einstein, TS Eliot, and Woodrow Wilson, among other illustrious historical figures are dotted throughout Princeton, Wilson's a prominent feature of the university campus itself. Other figures also contributed to the university's copious historical legacy, including James Madison and F. Scott Fotzgerald, both of whom studied there. Fitzgerald in particular has written elaborately on his experiences at Princeton.
Herrontown Woods
by SmileyLeSa
The Herrontown Woods is a great little hidden away wooded area to hike through. It's located on142 acres right in Princeton and offers more than three miles of color-coded trails. I never even knew it existed until recently. We enjoyed a great hike.
Canal Trail
by dzni
There is an extensive bike/walk trail that goes all the way from Trenton to New Brunswick, passing through Princeton, and following the meandering Delaware and Raritan Canal (hence the state park of the same name). In fact, it also extends northward along the Delaware from Trenton to Frenchtown. At any rate, travel however much you want. It makes a nice bike trip, especially in the fall when all of the leaves are changing color and the weather is a bit cooler. In fact, if you're on the extension, you can also stop at Lambertville and New Hope, PA to eat and shop and such.
End of year, spoiled Princeton...
by remosito
End of year, spoiled Princeton University
undergrad student furniture throw out...
Papa and mama have to much cash and son/daughter
is to bloody lazy.
Stroll around and see what perfect working
furniture those brats are throwing away.
Some throw it out of the windows, so that
it breaks and blokes like me who go furniture
hunting can't use it anymore...:-(
quite a spectacle every year at the end of may...
Theresa's
by dzni about Theresa's
Small, but very good Italian restaurant. They have an extensive number of pasta dishes, as well as some tasty individual pizzas. Everything is good here, and the price won't break you like some of the other restaurants.
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Japanese Garden
View of cemetery from the gate
Historic postcard of Stoney Brook Meeting
Closeup of the Historical Marker
