Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Theological Seminary
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It should be added that the seminary has always taken an active part in tlie proceedings of the Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance.
The campus. — On the 11th of May, 1812, Mr. Kichard Stockton, of Princeton, wrote to Dr. Ashbel Green, offering to conVey to the semi- nary a plot of land about 2 acres in size, on condition that the seminary be located at Princeton. He stated that the land was worth $. 500. This offer seems to have been increased to 4 acres soon after, for the directors report to ...the general assembly of 1813 such an enlarged otter. But there seems to have been no formal transfer of any land by ]\Ir. Stockton to the seminary until 1815, when he conveyed to the institution a tract of 7 acres for the sura of $800. This constituted the original campus, on which the first seminary building was erected. This, now known as Alexander Hall, was begun in 1815. In 1817, being about half com- l^leted, it was first occupied, and several years later it was finished. Besides the rooms for the students, it contained the original refectory, the library, the recitation rooms, and accommodations for the steward and his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should be added that the seminary has always taken an active part in tlie proceedings of the Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance.
The campus. — On the 11th of May, 1812, Mr. Kichard Stockton, of Princeton, wrote to Dr. Ashbel Green, offering to conVey to the semi- nary a plot of land about 2 acres in size, on condition that the seminary be located at Princeton. He stated that the land was worth $. 500. This offer seems to have been increased to 4 acres soon after, for the directors report to ...the general assembly of 1813 such an enlarged otter. But there seems to have been no formal transfer of any land by ]\Ir. Stockton to the seminary until 1815, when he conveyed to the institution a tract of 7 acres for the sura of $800. This constituted the original campus, on which the first seminary building was erected. This, now known as Alexander Hall, was begun in 1815. In 1817, being about half com- l^leted, it was first occupied, and several years later it was finished. Besides the rooms for the students, it contained the original refectory, the library, the recitation rooms, and accommodations for the steward and his family.
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