Location Locate Foulke Hall Address Princeton, NJ 08544 United States Foulke Hall is one of several dormitories built as the student body grew just after World War I. Foulke and neighboring Henry Hall were erected on the site of the former Pennsylvania Railroad station just southwest of Blair Hall and formed the “Western Wall” of the University in the 1920s. The building was financed with donations made in honor of classmates lost in the war. History First occupied in 1921 Named for Walter L. Foulke, Class of 1905 Built in the Collegiate Gothic style Property Features 57 rooms 5 floors Singles, doubles, triples and quads Hallway bathrooms; 1 private bathroom Amenities Laundry nearby Printer cluster Music practice rooms Gender-neutral rooms Property Amenities Printer Cluster Property Room Types Double Rooms Quad Rooms Single Rooms Triple Rooms Furnishing You and your roommate(s) may configure the furniture in your room or suite any way you like, but all of the furniture must remain in the room for the year. Standard furnishings include: A single bed, which requires extra-long, twin-size sheets A dresser A desk and chair A bookshelf A closet or wardrobe for each person Waste and recycling cans Shades or blinds Message boards at the entrance to many rooms Floor Plans Take a look at the floor plans by floor for each dormitory. You will need your NetID to login. Dormitory Floor Plans
