Witherspoon Street – Voices of Princeton

Oral History with Tom Nussbaum

Tom Nussbaum discussed his art projects in Princeton, starting with sculptures for the children’s library floor, which were cast in bronze and painted bright colors to be touchable and durable for children. He emphasized the importance of public art being interactive and open to interpretation. Nussbaum also created the “Reader’s Totem” sculpture for the library, […]

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A portrait showing Barbara Flythe and Azra Thomas

Oral History with Barbara Flythe

By IT Department

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Oral History with Pamela Wakefield

By Cliff Robinson

Pam Wakefield grew up in Bloomfield, NJ. She and her spouse, Bill, raised their children in Montclair before relocating the family to Princeton in the early 1980s to be closer to Bill’s workplace. Pam worked for years in the Princeton University Department of Psychology as a research assistant for Professor George Miller. She became active

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