Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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VIEWS OF THE ACADEMY IIci ' c arc the scenes tliai we shall think of whenever we remember our years at The Academy. Some, stich as the brick walk and the arch over the gateway, are new and many of us can remember ilieir construction. Others, such as the springhouse and the bridge, have been on this campus as long as anyone can remember. But to all these things on the Hill, and to the Hill itself, we shall attach many lond memories as, in future years, we look back to our many pleasant days at The . ( ademy. SPRINGHOUSE

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THE GATEWAY Although the gateway has stood in its present position since time immemorial, the iron sign was contriljutecl by Kerrigan Iron Works about 3 years ago and has now become a familiar local sight.