Haunted Princeton

6 haunted places in Princeton, New Jersey

Princeton is home to 6 haunted locations, including universities, hotels and cemeteries. Explore the paranormal history of New Jersey's most haunted places.

Haunted Universities (2)

Nassau Hall

Nassau Hall, completed in 1756, stands as the oldest building on Princeton's campus and was the largest stone structure...

Rockefeller College (Rocky)

Rockefeller College — known affectionately as "Rocky" — stands upon what was once the FitzRandolph family burial ground,...

Haunted Hotels (1)

Nassau Inn

The Nassau Inn's origins trace to 1756 when Judge Thomas Leonard built an elegant residence overlooking the college he h...

Haunted Cemeteries (1)

Princeton Cemetery

Established in 1757, Princeton Cemetery earned the moniker "The Westminster Abbey of the United States" from historian J...

Haunted Mansions (1)

The Barracks

The Barracks stands as Princeton's oldest surviving structure, with portions dating to around 1684 when Daniel Brinson b...

Haunted Museums (1)

Thomas Clarke House

The Thomas Clarke House was built in 1772 as the center of a 200-acre Quaker farm belonging to the Stony Brook Quaker Se...

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