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Princeton-University-Campusmap.Pdf A B C D E F G H I J K L M VANDEVENTER AVE. 34 1 Entrepreneurial Hub WITHERSPOONST. 22 CHAMBERSST. ROU LOT 52 Palmer Palmer Square TE 206 House Garden 114 122 Theatre Labyrinth 194 Books OLDEN ST. NASSAU ST. 2 PRINCETON AVE. ROCKEFELLER NASSAU ST. 169 173 179 & 199 COLLEGE Scheide 159 175 183 221 MURRAY PL. Madison Henry House Caldwell House 163 201 . Maclean Burr 177 Lowrie ST 4 North 161 171 185 LOT 1 TON Holder House House OCK Guard 165-167 ST LOT 9 Booth Andlinger Center Olden House 18-18 66 19 11 for the HumanitiesCHANCELLOR WAY Hamilton Firestone Green 1/2 58 64 68 Stanhope Chancellor Library 60 15 Alexander LOT 10 4042 . Nassau Hall Green F Joline Campbell CHARLTON ST. ST 19 WILLIAM ST. B D LOT 2 29 3 ER UNIVERSITY PL. Friend J 35 ERC 23 MATHEY East Center 37 M Pyne Hoyt LOT 13 Engineering 39 COLLEGE Computer Morrison Cannon Chapel P.U. Quadrangle 43 Green Julis Romo Press Science C LOT 8 Blair Rabinowitz 27 Dickinson Simpson A G 27 CHAPEL DR. H 21 17 36 Buyers Andlinger 55 29 25 19 Wallace Sherrerd Mudd E (Von Neumann) Clio Whig Dodge Corwin 57 35 McCosh Library 31 EDWARDS 1 4 PL. Witherspoon 59 18-40 39 Lockhart Murray 41 Edwards Theater Bendheim Fields (Former) North 45 Robertson Center 4 McCormick Architecture Marx Bendheim Finance Garage 47 48 Fisher Tiger Bowen Maeder 110 120 Prospect Colonial Hall Foulke Little 26 Apartments 11 58 15 Laughlin Dod Art 1879 Museum PROSPECT AVE. Princeton Prospect Campus Tower CDE Quad Ivy Cottage Cap & Cloister Charter Bobst 91 115 DICKINSON ST. 2 Woolworth Gown Theological 10 Henry PYNE DR. House Seminary 24 16 1901 Music BROAD 12-14 8 Brown Prospect 71 Dillon LOT 35 Gym Gardens M 5 Frist Terrace E College Road Campus AD Jones Apartments Cuyler 1903 Center 87 Pyne Stephens LOT 26 Fitness Center Feinberg Center for LOT 4 Wright Jewish Life COLLEGE RD. McCosh 5 LOT 25 Dillon Dillon Walker 1937 LOT 14 Health Ferris Thompson 70 West East FRIST LN. Patton WILSON IVY LN. LOT 5 Apartments McCarter COLLEGE 63, 65 76 Theatre LOT 18 LOT 11 1939 Dodge-Osborn Guyot Peyton & 67 78 Fisher Gauss WESTERN WAY 6 53-59 Eno Lewis Library COLLEGE RD.26 WEST 80 Berlind Spelman Upper ELM DR. 1927-Clapp Clarke Field Theatre Dinky Bar WHITMAN Moett Strubing Field 84 1915 Press Box & Kitchen Wendell 71-73 COLLEGE Rock Princeton Wilcox 1938 Schultz Fine Stadium 81 Murley- Wu Mag Lab Pivirotto 171 99 Cargot STADIUM DR. EAST Hargadon Community Hall Yoselo 1976 GRADUATE Brasserie New Thomas McDonnell Strubing Field Lauritzen Clarke Field COLLEGE Lewis Arts South BUTLER Bogle Wilf Powers Field Baker COLLEGE complex 1981 LOT 64 1967 7 Arts Scully Tower Jadwin Icahn 185 Wallace Dance New Building Music Baker Rink Sexton FORBES & Theater Bloomberg Field Wyman 200 Elm Campbell COLLEGE Field Cottage Princeton STADIUM DR. WEST Poe Field Pardee Field Finney Station Streicker Bridge Frelinghuysen Field Field FitzRandolph Cleveland Wyman Procter Observatory West House Tower Weaver Track FITZRANDOLPH RD. 8 Lodge Wawa MacMillan Lourie-Love 1912 Peretsman Frick and Field Stadium West Pavilion Pavilion Scully Garage Caldwell 1895 Field Princeton Field House Chilled Roberts LOT 21 Cogen Water Neuroscience Stadium WASHINGTON RD. Architecture Plant Plant South Institute Guard Lab Cooling Booth Myslik Plummer DeNunzio Elementary ALEXANDER ST. Towers Field Field Pool Particles Elementary LOT 19 LOT 28 Jadwin Gym Cordish Lab West Particles Lenz LOT 15 Family Lab East 9 Thermal Tennis Center Gulick Energy Pavilion Pavilion FACULTY RD. LOT 23 LOT 16 SOUTH DR. Springdale Golf Course Sherrerd Field at SPR LOT 17 Bedford ELM DR. ELM Field 1952 Stadium IN GD 10 228 ALE RD. LOT 20 LOT 27 Grounds Storage Lake Buildings Carnegie 262 LOT 24 262A FACULTY RD. HIBBEN MAGIE RD. 272 11 TO 701 CARNEGIE CENTER 125-137 Class of 1887 Boathouse 102-128LAKESIDE RD. Shea Rowing 282 TAYLOR CT. TO U.S. ROUTE 1 University Buildings Lakeside Center Garage 101-111 Non-University Buildings 294 201-215 LEMONICK CT. 151 LOT 30 Under Construction N 202 12 306 200 Lakeside 301-315 Graduate LOT 31 351 Housing 401-413 Helm 502-510 Lewis Library I6 TRANSPORTATION Patton Hall G5 Clio Hall G3 J Q Princeton Lost and Found, 200 Elm Shuttle Bus to Newark Pyne Hall F5 Cloister Inn K4 Jadwin Gymnasium K9 Quadrangle Club J4 Drive, F7 Airport, Nassau Inn Scully Hall H7 Cogeneration Plant F8 Jadwin Hall I7 University R Nassau Hall G3 (Palmer Square), F1 Spelman Halls F6 College Road Apartments E5 Joline Hall E3 Princeton University Store: Visitor Parking, Lot 23, F9; Wright Hall G5 Colonial Club J4 Jones Hall H5 Roberts Stadium H8 Destinations 114 Nassau Street G2 Lot 21, L9 Community Hall F6 Julis Romo Rabinowitz Robertson Hall I4 GRADUATE HOUSING Rock Magnetism Laboratory H6 Admission, Clio Hall, G3 36 University Place E3 Taxi, Nassau Street, F2; Computer Science Building K3 Building H3 Prospect House H4 Princeton Station, E8 Graduate College A7 Cooling Towers F8 S Andlinger Center for L Public Safety, 200 Elm Drive, F7 Train, Princeton Station Lakeside Graduate Housing G12 Cordish Family Pavilion G9 the Humanities: Labyrinth Books G2 Scheide Caldwell House G2 Chancellor Green G2 Registrar, Morrison Hall, F3 (Dinky), E8 Lawrence Apartments, South of Corwin Hall I3 Lakeside Garage F11 Schultz Laboratory H6 East Pyne Hall G3 Restrooms, Frist Campus golf course (not shown) Cottage Club J4 Lakeside Graduate Housing G12 Scully Hall H7 Henry House G2 Center, H5; Chancellor Wyman House A7 Cuyler Hall G5 Shea Rowing Center H11 Scheide Caldwell House G2 Green, G2 Student Residences Laughlin Hall F4 D Lauritzen Hall F6 Sherrerd Hall J3 Alumni Association, Maclean Student Centers: Sexton Field L7 House, F2 AccessAbility Center, Frist BUTLER COLLEGE Campus Directory DeNunzio Pool K8 Lenz Tennis Center G9 Campus Center, H5 Dickinson Hall H3 Lewis Library I6 Simpson International Art Museum G4 1915 Hall G6 1895 Field G8 Campus Club I4 Dillon Court East F5 Little Hall F4 Building I3 Auditoriums: 1967 Hall G7 1879 Hall H4 Davis International Center, Dillon Court West F5 Lockhart Hall E3 Spelman Halls F6 Arthur Lewis, Robertson Hall, I4 1976 Hall G6 1901 Hall F4 Simpson International Dillon Gymnasium F5 Lourie-Love Pavilion H7 Springdale Golf Course C9 Betts, Architecture School, H3 Bloomberg Hall G7 1903 Hall G5 Helm, 50 McCosh Hall, H3 Building, I3 Dinky Bar and Kitchen E6 Lowrie House A2 Stanhope Hall F2 Bogle Hall G6 1912 Pavilion H8 Richardson, Alexander Hall, F3 Fields Center, 58 Prospect Dod Hall G4 Stephens Fitness Center F5 Avenue, J4 Wilf Hall H7 1915 Hall G6 M Taplin, Fine Hall second floor, I6 Dodge Hall G3 Streicker Bridge I7 Frist Campus Center H5 Wu Hall G6 1927-Clapp Hall H6 Taylor, Frick Chemistry Dodge-Osborn Hall H5 Maclean House F2 Strubing Field L7 Laboratory, J8 LGBT Center, Frist Campus Yoseloff Hall G6 1937 Hall H5 MacMillan Building F8 T Wood, 10 McCosh Hall, H3 Center, H5 1938 Hall H6 E Madison Hall E2 Pace Center for Civic FORBES COLLEGE D7 Broadcast Studio, Lewis Library, I6 1939 Hall G5 East Pyne Hall G3 Maeder Hall K4 Terrace Club I4 Engagement, Frist Campus Cannon Green G3 MATHEY COLLEGE 1952 Stadium I9 Edwards Hall F4 Marx Hall H4 Thermal Energy Storage Tank F8 Center, H5; 58 Prospect Thomas Laboratory H6 Career Services, 36 University Avenue, J4 Blair Hall E3 1967 Hall H6 Elementary Particles Labs East McCarter Theatre E5 Place, E3 Edwards Hall F4 1976 Hall G6 and West L9 McCormick Hall G4 Tiger Inn J4 Women*s Center, Frist Campus Tower Club I4 Chapel H3 Center, H5 Hamilton Hall E2 1981 Hall F7 Engineering Quadrangle K3 McCosh Hall H3 Communications, 22 Chambers Joline Hall E3 Eno Hall H6 McCosh Health Center H5 Theaters: A U Street, E1 Berlind Theatre E6 Little Hall F4 McDonnell Hall I6 Alexander Hall F3 F U-Store, 36 University Place E3 Community and Regional Frist Film/Performance Theatre, Moffett Laboratory H6 ROCKEFELLER COLLEGE Andlinger Center for Energy Upper Strubing Field L6 Affairs, 4 Mercer Street, E2 301 Frist Campus Center, H5 Feinberg Hall G5 Morrison Hall F3 Buyers Hall F3 and the Environment K4 Dean of the College, Morrison Garden Theatre H2 Ferris Thompson Apartments L5 Mudd Library J3 V Campbell Hall F3 Architecture Laboratory J8 Hall, F3 Hearst Dance Theater, Wallace Fields Center J4 Murley-Pivirotto Family Visitor Parking Lot 23, F9; Holder Hall E2 Architecture School H3 Dean of the Faculty, Nassau Dance Building and Theater, E7 Fine Hall I6 Tower F6 Lot 21, L9 Lee Family Music Performance Madison Hall E2 Art Museum G4 Hall, G3 Finney Field K7 Murray Theater G3 and Rehearsal Room, Wallace Witherspoon Hall F3 Arts Tower E7 W Dean of the Graduate School, Firestone Library H2 Myslik Field H8 Dance Building and Theater, E7 Fisher Hall I4 Wallace Dance Building Clio Hall, G3 WHITMAN COLLEGE B Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Fisher Hall (Whitman) F6 N and Theater E7 Dean of Undergraduate Nassau Street, I2 1981 Hall F7 Baker Hall F6 FitzRandolph Observatory L8 Nassau Hall G3 Wallace Hall J3 Students, Morrison Hall, F3 McCarter Theatre E5 Baker Hall F6 Baker Rink F7 Forbes College D7 New Music Building E7 Walker Hall G5 Dean for Research, 91 Prospect Stewart Theater, 185 Nassau Community Hall F6 Bedford Field H10 Former Bendheim Center for New South Building F6 Wawa E8 Avenue, L4 Street, I2 Fisher Hall F6 Bendheim Hall I4 Finance I4 North Garage L4 Weaver Track and Field Development, Helm Building, F12 Theatre Intime, Murray Hargadon Hall F6 Berlind Theatre E6 Theater, G3 Foulke Hall E4 Stadium K8 Employment, Human Resources, Lauritzen Hall F6 Blair Hall E3 O Wallace Theater, Wallace Dance Frelinghuysen Field K8 Wendell Hall F6 New South
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