Notman also executed a number of private commissions in the town of Princeton, in particular for members of the Stockton family. In 1848-9, for example, he built his first Italianate Revival villa in Princeton at 83 Stockton Street, for John P. Stockton, Class of 1843. Currently called Lowrie House, it now is the official residence of the President of the University.
Notman also executed a number of private commissions in the town of Princeton, in particular for members of the Stockton family. In 1848-9, for example, he built his first Italianate Revival villa in Princeton at 83 Stockton Street, for John P. Stockton, Class of 1843. Currently called Lowrie House, it now is the official residence of the President of the University.