Princeton NJ New Jersey Theological Seminary Hodge Hall 1925 Postcard Used

This vintage postcard features Hodge Hall, Princeton Theological Seminary, with a 1920s design. A unique collector's item offering historical charm.

• Black & white print of Hodge Hall
• Postmarked 1920 from Princeton, NJ
• Includes handwritten message on reverse
• Standard postcard dimensions

Postcard shows light wear consistent with age and handling.
Dimensions: approximately 5.5 inches x 3.5 inches.
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This is a vintage postcard of Hodge Hall at the Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey.
The building is named after Charles Hodge, a prominent American Presbyterian theologian who served as a professor at the seminary from 1822 until his death in 1878.
Hodge was a key figure in the "Old Princeton" school of theology and authored an influential three-volume Systematic Theology.
He also founded and edited the Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review for 46 years, a leading theological journal of the 19th century.
Princeton Theological Seminary was established in 1812 as a separate institution for training ministers.

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