Murray Dodge Hall, Princeton University

Murray Dodge Hall, built in 1879, serves as a center of religious practice at Princeton. The building houses a number of campus ministries, as well as the staff and deans of the Office of Religious Life. Murray Dodge Hall offers and supports religious services across traditions and denominations for students. The basement houses Murray Dodge Cafe, which serves free cookies, tea, and coffee to students. This vintage photograph of Murray Dodge was captured in 1900, just a few decades after the building's construction. 

From our studio in Alexandria, Virginia, we've digitally restored this vintage university photograph. Working from a digital scan of the original glass negative, our team has expertly reversed the effects of time, bringing new life to this century-old photograph. Our reproduction prints are made with fine art paper and canvas. Both print surfaces are archival, museum-quality materials, rated to last 100+ years. Each print is handled with care by a member of our team, and packaged securely to ensure it arrives to you in perfect condition. You can find more information about our prints and materials here. 

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