Several large classrooms, lecture halls, and department offices are housed in this classic Princeton University building. It's attractive and easy to just walk in. Hot in the summertime.

McCosh Hall is a must-see if you're taking an English course at Princeton. Literally. If you're taking the class and intend to show up, you will see McCosh Hall. It's very pretty, but it's no East Pyne.

Living locally, and benefiting from Princeton's "open" invitation to members of the community, I have attended hundreds of lectures, movies (at McCosh 10 a long time ago), opera's (Pirate King in McCosh 10), comedy performances (Dick Gregory and Jean Shepherd in McCosh 50), and even...More

McCosh Walk runs from Washington Road, just opposite the Woodrow Wilson School, and continues through some of the historic areas of the campus, past McCosh Hall (19th century classrooms, many paneled with fireplaces and chandeliers), the School of Architecture and beautiful Prospect House, where Princeton's...More

This is a well maintained building. There are many handsome features, architectural points of interest. Inside is more impressive than out. Princeton University has resident glassier responsible for maintaining the leaded fenestrations. The building is appointed with wood and slate.