Cleveland Tower

One of the famous structural highlights of Princeton University, the 173-foot Cleveland Tower is a taking off point of interest on the Princeton horizon. Circumscribing the primary access to the school, the pinnacle was raised as a commemoration to President and Princeton University trustee, Grover Cleveland, in 1913. In 1927, the Princeton University Carillon was included. Presently, guests can see the fifth biggest chimes in the nation and one of the tenth biggest on the planet. The pinnacle is home to the yearly Summer Carillon Series, and a visit amid this occasion will enable you to see carillonneurs from around the globe.