Nassau Hall

Nassau Hall, located on the campus of Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, is one of the oldest and most iconic buildings of the university. Built in 1756, it served as the temporary capitol of the United States in 1783, witnessing the signing of the Treaty of Paris. Featuring Georgian architecture with red brick and white trim, its clock tower stands tall. Inside, it houses historic paintings and portraits. As the spiritual symbol of Princeton University, Nassau Hall is both an academic sanctuary and a landmark of American founding history, offering visitors a blend of classical campus ambiance and historical significance.