Easy Directions to Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra (courtesy of NJ's largest independent music store)

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra offers a wide range of concerts, operas, shows and plays. The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra also carries an extraordinary record of media firsts. It was the first symphony orchestra to make electrical recordings (in 1925), the first to perform its own commercially sponsored radio broadcast (in 1929, on NBC), the first to perform on the soundtrack of a feature film The Big Broadcast of 1937, the first to appear on a national television broadcast (in 1948, on CBS), the first American orchestra to record the complete Beethoven symphonies on compact disc (in 1988), and the first major orchestra to give a live cybercast of a concert on the Internet (in 1997). On September 21, 2006 the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra became the first major United States orchestra to sell downloads of their performances directly from the orchestra's website.

Princeton Record Exchange appreciates the contribution Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra provides to the local community and has created the below directions for your convenience. We hope that while you're in Princeton you also take the opportunity to browse our music and movie selection.

You can help contribute to the music community by selling us your unwanted CDs, DVDs and Vinyl, so that they will be recycled into the hands of music and movie lovers who can appreciate them again.

Get Directions To:

• Princeton, New Jersey : By Car, By Train, or By Plane from your Town.
• Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra: By Car from Princeton Record Exchange (click for Google Maps).
• Princeton Record Exchange: By Car from Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra (click for Google Maps).

Buy New and Used CDs, DVDs, LPs, and more at our Princeton, NJ Store

See our buy from us page for more details of the types of music and movies we stock. Music lovers and collectors, as well as CD and Record dealers visit us from around the world to shop our selection. Categories we carry include Rock, Alternative, Classical, Opera, Jazz, Show Tunes, and many more music and movie genres.

Please Note: We do not currently list our inventory or sell online, mainly because our inventory changes greatly from day to day.

Sell us your unwanted CDs, DVDs & LPs!

We are always looking to increase our selection of quality merchandise. We buy private collections, estate collections, reviewer/radio station surplus, and entire record store inventories-no collection is too large!

If you have any unwanted CDs, DVDs, or LPs lying around gathering dust, check out our sell to us page, or give us a call at 609-921-0881.

Visit Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra from Princeton Record Exchange

Traveling by Car

1. Head north on S Tulane St toward Lincoln Ct 200 ft
2. Turn right at Spring St 374 ft
3. Turn right at Vandeventer Ave 466 ft
4. Turn right at Nassau St 0.4 mi
5. Slight left at Stockton St 1.4 mi
6. Continue on Old Post Rd 1.0 mi
7. Continue on Lawrenceville Rd 3.4 mi
8. Merge onto I-95 S via the ramp to Pennsylvania
9. Entering Pennsylvania 36.0 mi
10. Take exit 22 for I-676/US-30/Callowhill St toward Central Phila/Independence Hall 0.2 mi
11. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-676 W/US-30 W/Central
12. Phila and merge onto I-676 W/US-30 W/Vine St Expy 1.5 mi
13. Take the exit toward PA-611/Broad St/Central Phila 0.2 mi
14. Merge onto N 15th St 0.5 mi
15. Turn left at S Penn Square 486 ft
16. Turn right at S Broad St/PA-611 0.3 mi

Visit Princeton Record Exchange from Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra

Traveling by Car

1. Head south toward W 62nd St 144 ft
2. Slight right at Columbus Ave 0.1 mi
3. Continue on 9th Ave 1.1 mi
4. Turn right onto the Lincoln Tun ramp to New Jersey 0.1 mi
5. Merge onto I-495 W 1.0 mi
6. Continue on RT-495 W
7. Entering New Jersey 3.3 mi
8. Take the New Jersey Turnpike S/I-95 S exit toward I-280/Newark/I-78 0.5 mi
9. Merge onto I-95 S
10. Toll road 28.5 mi
11. Take exit 9 for RT-18 toward US-1/New Brunswick/E Brunswick
    Partial toll road 0.6 mi
12. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for RT-18 N/US-1/New
13. Brunswick/Princeton/Trenton/Tower Center Blvd and merge onto RT-18 N 0.7 mi
14. Take the US-1 S ramp to Trenton 0.3 mi
15. Merge onto US-1 10.6 mi
16. Turn right at CR-522/Promeade Blvd 1.3 mi
17. Turn left at Lincoln Hwy/RT-27 1.6 mi
18. Continue on Princeton Kingston Rd 1.6 mi
19. Continue on Nassau St 1.1 mi
20. Turn right at S Tulane St 259 ft
21. Princeton Record Exchange will be on your left, just before the parking lot. Additional parking is available in the newly built parking garage.

Visit Other Princeton and New Jersey Highlights

Before or after shopping princeton and visiting Princeton Record Exchange, also see New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Symphony Hall Newark New Jersey, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, Westminster Choir College, George Street Playhouse, Madison Square Garden, Sovereign Bank Arena Trenton NJ, Wachovia Center PA and Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall in addition to Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.

Visit Princeton stores from New York & Philadelphia

Along with Princeton Stores, Princeton Record Exchange highly recommends visiting the world-famous venues in the surrounding area, such as: Blue Note Records, NYC Opera, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra & Avery Fisher Hall.

PRINCETON RECORD EXCHANGE, INC
20 South Tulane Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
609-921-0881