"There are many people who have come to Princeton with fame and money, who have buildings, streets, houses, and a square named after them. How special, and what an honor it would be, for Princetonions to have a plaza where they and visitors gather that is named for an ordinary man — Albert Hinds — who was born, educated, worked, lived, and died in Princeton."

Shirley Satterfield, Quarry Street

Andrew: "I would name it after [late Borough mayor] Barbara Sigmund. She was a part of this town for many years, and although there is already something dedicated to her, this would be more central." Leslie: "I agree completely. She was part of our life and this would be nice."

Andrew and Leslie Geller with Jonah, Princeton-Kingston Road

"I would not name this great place after an individual, but, rather an idea or ideal. There are too many choices of people to make a selection."

Alex Trent, Quarry Street

"I think it would be a good idea to name the square after a person, and Paul Robeson comes to mind. He grew up here, and I think that he was not treated very well while he was living here. He certainly was a famous citizen of Princeton."

John Lowrance, Autumn Hill Road

"I don't have strong feelings on the matter, but I think it would be a good thing to name it after Albert Hinds, who was a very important figure in town."

William Otis, Stonewall Circle

"I would definitely say Einstein. He symbolizes what is good about this town."

Bob Denby, Skillman