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February 09 12:00 PM -
4:00 PM		 STONY BROOK: GATEWAY TO PRINCETON opens to the public.
February 11 7:30 AM -
6:00 PM		 OUT-OF-TOWN TOUR: FOUR GREAT INTERIORS IN THE CITY. Join us on a trip to visit one modern artistic private interior and three wonderful historic public interiors in New York City. The French Consulate is in a beautiful mansion which was built in 1926. The apartment of Apryl Miller, described as a psychedelic folk artist, occupies the 29th floor of a building on the Upper East Side. We will have a guided tour through the interior of the 7th Regiment Armory. The Polish Consulate was built in 1905 in an opulent Parisian style with ceiling murals and gold lattice work. Lunch will be at the Post House, which is located on the East Side. For reservations please call 609.921.6748 ext. 100. The cost is $125 for members of HSP and $135 for non-members.
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The Historical Society of Princeton
Bainbridge House
158 Nassau Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
Tuesday - Sunday from 12 to 4 p.m.
609.921.6748

The Historical Society of Princeton
Updike Farmstead
Princeton Township

The Historical Society of Princeton received an operating support grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State.
Historic Society of Princeton

The Historical Society of Princeton (HSP) is a museum and library dedicated to interpreting the history of Princeton, with community support and involvement. Its activities are inspired by the past with the goal of informing the future.

"This is my favorite stop in the Borough." - Jeremiah Crystal, Garden State Town & Country Living, Summer 2008