Princeton University Library, Dept. Of Rare Books & Mss., Ms. John R. Buhler Diary (My Microscope).

Morse, Samuel F. B.

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Prosch, George W.

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Scott, John Turnbull

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Ampere, Andre Marie

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Henry, Harriet Alexander (Henry's Wife)

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Wynder (Student)

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Buhler, John R.

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Carlisle, Mr.

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Miller, Samuel

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Carnahan, James, 1775-1859

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James Carnahan was the ninth president of the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), from which he graduated in 1800. In 1823 he was elected to the presidency of the college while it was in the middle of a period of decline. There were many faculty resignations, and enrollment had dropped from 120 to 70 students. He was very discouraged by the state of affairs and thought of recommending closing it down. However, with the help of professor John Maclean, he was able to strengthen the f...

Lord, Mr.

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Saxton, Joseph, 1799-1873

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Alexander, J. W.

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Dod, Albert Baldwin

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Vail, Alfred

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Crosse, Andrew, 1784-1855

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