Event details
Sep
23
Opening event: "Real and Remembered: Princetonians Caught between Study and Revolution"
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.
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.
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