This beautifully illustrated volume offers a comprehensive guide to the architecture, art and history of the Cornell University campus. From its stunning natural landscapes to its impressive collection of buildings and public art, the book provides a compelling tribute to one of America's most esteemed academic institutions, making it an essential addition to the library of any Cornellian or admirer of ivy league architecture and landscape design.

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