Join us for the public opening of "Real and Remembered: Princetonians Caught between Study and Revolution."

Even before the American Revolution directly impacted campus life–with Nassau Hall occupied, classes disrupted, and students leaving to fight–Princeton had become a center of revolutionary thought and youthful activism. The Revolution was a key part of institutional identity and school spirit. This exhibition highlights both the real and remembered Revolution at Princeton, 250 years later. 

Curated by Library Collections Specialists, April C. Armstrong *14, Ashley Augustyniak, and Rosalba Varallo Recchia.

A pop-up exhibit with additional related items will be on display. Light snacks will be available.

To help us anticipate attendance, registration (below) is requested.