Blair Hall, Princeton University Style:Stretched Canvas

Blair Hall, Princeton University Style:Stretched CanvasPrinceton's Blair Hall was a gift of John Insley Blair, who served as a trustee from 1866 to 1899. When it was first built, the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks ended at the foot of the grand stairs, which led to Blair Arch, an entrance for those arriving by train. While this was convenient for visitors, it was a frustration to students living in the dorm, as the train was loud and the soot from its smokestack made its way into their rooms. In 1918, the

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This image combines vintage nostalgia with the serenity of nature

Featuring the Central Railroad Freight Terminal on South Water Street in Chicago

working from a digital scan of the original color negative

every detail has been preserved

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DC landmark

after the College for Women was relocated