Guide to Princeton the Town the University
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Hardenburgh, architect) across the road is obtained, pre- sented by Mr. Edgar Palmer, Class of 1903, in memory of his father, Stephen S. Palmer, the donor of Palmer Physical Laboratory, and for some years a Trustee of the Univer- sity. The Stadium holds over 42, 000 seats and is used for the big football games and track meets. The former Olden farmhouse and homestead opposite the Stadium is now the Nurses' Home, for the Infirmary staff. The 19 II Football Team Field House across the driveway fr...om the Stadium, pre- sented by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick, Class of 1879, as a memorial to the team of 191 1, is used as a dressing room for the teams.
Following Washington Road to the right and proceeding down the hill Lake Car- negie is reached, the gift of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, with the Class of 1887 Boat- 8o Guide to Princeton house (P. Satterthwaite '93, architect) pre- sented by that Class. The lake and boat- house form the headquarters of the Univer- sity Rowing Association. The lake was formed by excavating and enlarging Stony Brook and the Millstone River which flowed through the lowland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardenburgh, architect) across the road is obtained, pre- sented by Mr. Edgar Palmer, Class of 1903, in memory of his father, Stephen S. Palmer, the donor of Palmer Physical Laboratory, and for some years a Trustee of the Univer- sity. The Stadium holds over 42, 000 seats and is used for the big football games and track meets. The former Olden farmhouse and homestead opposite the Stadium is now the Nurses' Home, for the Infirmary staff. The 19 II Football Team Field House across the driveway fr...om the Stadium, pre- sented by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick, Class of 1879, as a memorial to the team of 191 1, is used as a dressing room for the teams.
Following Washington Road to the right and proceeding down the hill Lake Car- negie is reached, the gift of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, with the Class of 1887 Boat- 8o Guide to Princeton house (P. Satterthwaite '93, architect) pre- sented by that Class. The lake and boat- house form the headquarters of the Univer- sity Rowing Association. The lake was formed by excavating and enlarging Stony Brook and the Millstone River which flowed through the lowland.
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