The 173-foot tower at Princeton University’s Graduate College was dedicated in 1913 as the nation’s memorial to President Grover Cleveland, who had lived in Princeton.
These panoramas, shot from Cleveland Tower in 1913 and 2014, capture the sweeping changes that have taken place on campus during the last century.
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