Princeton Tower Club, Selective eating club on Prospect Avenue, Princeton, United States
Princeton Tower Club occupies a three-story brick building with an architectural tower located on Prospect Avenue between the Campus Club and Cannon Club. The building contains dining rooms, study areas, and common rooms for member use.
Five students founded the club in 1902 with initial funding and started with 26 members at the old Monastery Club. It developed over the decades into an established community center on campus.
The club draws students interested in politics and the arts who gather over shared meals and events to engage in discussion. These gatherings shape social bonds among the upper-class students at the university.
This is a private membership club with limited public access, so visitors should arrange visits in advance. It is located in the heart of campus near other student organizations and dining facilities.
During World War II the club operated with just 15 members, all of whom were ROTC officers. This represented the smallest membership in its entire history.
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