Marquand Library The sky darkens and Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology lights up, beckoning scholars in search of a tranquil study space. The library, adjacent to the Princeton University Art Museum, was renovated in 2003 and houses some 400,000 volumes.
Photograph by Ricardo Barros
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