Princeton
Princeton is a town in New Jersey, known for the Ivy League Princeton University. The campus includes the Collegiate Gothic–style University Chapel and the broad collection of the Princeton University Art Museum. Morven Museum & Garden is an 18th-century mansion with period furnishings. In Princeton Battlefield State Park, a Revolutionary War site, the colonial Clarke House Museum exhibits historic weapons.
People born in Princeton (First 49 people) - Page 2
Luke Elliot
American singer
Nell Craig
Actress
Whitney Darrow Jr.
Cartoonist
Lynn Jennings
American long-distance runner
Joseph Hewes
Merchant
John Katzenbach
Author
Margery Cuyler
American children's writer
Tad Kinchla
American musician
Bill Browder
American-British financier
Sarah Milstein
Author
Lars Hernquist
Professor
Michael Lemonick
American author
Jason Eckardt
American composer
Paul V. Niemeyer
Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Henry Fairfield Osborn Jr.
American conservationist
William Barclay Napton
American Politician
Heidi Van Horne
American actress
Robert Fernholz
Mathematician
Shelley Smith
Former fashion model
Peter R. Kann
American journalist
Tom Osander
American percussionist
Iris Chang
American journalist
William Bainbridge
American commander
Peter Smagorinsky
Educator
Brian Lies
Chris Harford
American singer
Kelly Hutchinson
Actress
Eriko Hironaka
University professor
Alex Mullen
American physician
Rebecca Treiman
American psychologist
John Norquist
Former Mayor of Milwaukee
Joeanna Sayler
Actress
Palmyra Delran
American musician
Robert F. Stockton
Former United States Senator
Alvin Pearman
American former American football player
Alan O. Ebenstein
American political scientist
Leonard Schulman
Professor
Wil McCarthy
Novelist
Manoush Zomorodi
Journalist
Saskia Webber
Soccer player
George Mount
American cyclist
Donald Lambert
American pianist
John Maclean Jr.
Emily Peyton
Politician
Ford M. Fraker
Ambassador
Roy Lynam
Actor
Nina Baym
American literary critic
