Nassau Hall

At present the focal point of Princeton University's managerial workplaces, Nassau Hall assumes a vital part in national history. Other than highlighting understudy and staff habitation, a library, classrooms, and a church, it additionally housed American and British troopers amid the American Revolutionary War. Design devotees wonder as the blended styles of three modelers, Robert Smith, Benjamin Latrobe, and John Notman, are made obvious from the towers to the floors and outside dividers. Assigned as a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Division of the Interior in 1960, guests can wind through corridors that once respected the New Jersey Legislature, the Congress of the Confederation, and the main United States President, George Washington.