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What to do and see in Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): The Best Churches & Cathedrals
Princeton, New Jersey, the home of Princeton University since 1756, is one of the most famous college towns in the world. The university, with its massive endowment and long history, has made the town of Princeton an exciting place to visit. The Princeton University Art Museum owns over 72,000 works of art, displaying everything from Latin American folk art to Italian Renaissance paintings. The school also hosts dance, theater, and performance art at the Lewis Center and other assorted venues.
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1. witherspoon presbyterian church
2. Princeton University Chapel
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5.0 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By rccaia - Princeton, United States
Princeton University's Chapel is amazing! The word 'chapel' conjures up the image of a small space for quiet reflection and prayer. While it is quiet, as it should be, it is anything but small. The chapel is beautiful and very large. Built around 1920 I believe and in the collegiate gothic style as many of Princeton's building are it is a wonderful place to visit if you are in Princeton. Just a short walk, maybe 100 yards into the campus from Nassau Street, you will come to the front entrance. When inside turn around to see the huge pipe organ in the balcony above the entrance. Christmas concerts there are amazing! Very cool place that is worth the visit especially if you like gothic architecture.
3. Princeton United Methodist Church
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
See the spectacular Tiffany window at this church, built in 1910 in 'perpendicular Gothic" with a pipe organ and a carillon tower. The church opens to a busy corner of Nassau Street, opposite the university. In the paneled sanctuary and adjoining reception room are renowned stained glass windows (including the Tiffany window of St. George and the Dragon and an entire wall mural from the Lederle studio). Also the Corson chapel is available for meditation and the carillon plays at noon. Tours offered on Fridays and Sundays from noon to 1:30 and by appointment. Everyone is also welcome before and during 9:30 and 11 a.m. services (10 a.m. in summer). Wheelchair accessible. Restrooms available.
