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Title: A history of Princeton '96 to the time of the decennial reunion of the class in June, 1906; and a part of the history of the Princeton University during the years 1896 to 1906
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Princeton University. Class of 1896
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Publisher: New York, Press of F.P. McBreen & Co.
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wer ofMagdalen between Patton Hall and the extension of the same, a contemplated gift ofone of the older classes. Prospect Avenue is much altered. Gradually all the residences here are beingturned into clubhouses.* In 1896 there were on the avenue just four of these houses.Ivy, Cottage, Cap and Gown, and Tiger Inn. Of these only Tiger Inn is occupying thesame building it had ten years ago, though this building has been somewhat enlarged.The old Cap and Gown house, moved to a side street opposite the athletic field, has servedas a starter for several clubs, and is now known as the Incubator. It is at presentoccupied by the latest of the clubs, the Terrace, which club, however, has just completedthe purchase of the residence of Professor Hibben on Washington Road. The presentCap and Gown building was completed in 1897. The old Cottage Club House was movedfurther down and is now the last house on the avenue, being the home of the Tower Club, * Illustrations on pages 131, 132 and 134. 113
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THE HILL DORMITORY—ERECTED 1904 which was organized in 1902. On its former site stands the handsome new house of theCottage Club, just lately opened for use. The plans are the work of McKim, Mead andWhite. The former home of the Ivy Club has been remodeled in colonial style and is,since 1897, the home of the Colonial Club. Across the street stands the new Ivy ClubHouse,* built in 1897, of brick, in Elizabethan architecture, from designs by Cope andStewardson. The former home of Professor West is now the clubhouse of the Campus * Illustration on page 131. 114

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