TRUE! Because the green tables were considered too much a temptation for gambling, billiards were outlawed in the State of New Jersey! 
The tigers responded in two ways! The famous Eating Clubs, which are…
TRUE! Thomas Alva Edison, one of the most famous and influential inventors to walk the earth, never attended high school or college but was awarded an honorary degree from Princeton in 1915! 
December 27, 1864, President Lincoln wrote to the College of New Jersey in thanks for an honorary degree. 
Beginning November 23rd, we’re bringing climate controlled, gorgeous trolleys to downtown Princeton! What’s the best way to see Princeton’s holiday lights and historic sights? Being chauffeured in a warm trolley while an expert guide regales you…
We love it when people call us and ask if a rumor in town is true. We recently received a call asking if a sculpture at the Institute for Advanced Study inspired the band, Phish, to…
I love to deep dive into my favorite Princeton characters ….. the last few days has been T.S. Eliot whose love (or lack thereof) life has always fascinated me. 
With his first wife, Vivienne, T.S. experienced an unhappy marriage and she suffered from terrible mental…
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Eleanor Lee, aged 4 yrs old, of Cranbury, New Jersey won $314.15 by nailing the Einstein signature outfit…
Einstein was born on March 14th – 3.14 – the numeric equivalent of Pi! Every year the town of Princeton celebrates with an irrational number of events! Pie Eating, Pie Judging, Pie Throwing, Pi Recitation and Pizza Pie Judging Contests! Events with prize money are for contestants 12 yrs and younger!
Yep, his name was Nicholas Biddle AND he graduated as valedictorian when he was only 15 yrs old! WE LOVE THIS STUFF! He was a total smartypants and had deep family connections to folks like Ben Franklin, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and more …… all…
On our scavenger hunt, your Johnson & Johnson employees will visit the location where the famous Credo was written in Princeton! That’s right, Robert Johnson first penned his company’s famous mission statement in Princeton in 1943,…