This afternoon was a perfect sunny day (in the low 50s ℉) to take a walk on the campus at Princeton University.
Here are some captures of Holder Hall which serves as a dormitory and is a beautiful set of buildings (completed in 1910) and is highlighted by a large tower.
The exterior has quite a few carved ornamental heads as you'll see in the photos below.
A plaque on the building has an inscription that reads:
"Named in honor of Christopher Holder a member of the Society of Friends in America in the Seventeenth Century devout - loving - loyal to duty - patient in suffering. For this Hall and Tower Princeton University is indebted to his descendent Margaret Olivia Sage - 1909."
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