United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

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M.. f :jiC:A The South a arracks ' -—■ REMODELED IN 1850 AND ENLARGED IN ' . 1911 ■-. EIGHT OF THE TWELVE CADET COMPANIES LIVE HERE The South ' Barraclis — in I 840 BEFORE THE SOUTH WING XNTD THE SOUTH GUARD HOUSE WERE ADDED f-

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IMP RE S S IONS WE ST P O INT lie. t -i: iLUj , NICHOLAS F. RILEY graduated from Pratt Institute in New York and spetit two years abroad lohere he exhibited in various salons of London and Tar is. He recently returned to this country and is notv instructor in landscape and portrait n ' ork at his Alma Mater. This collection of West Point scenes and five of the seven color plates which are used to mark book divisions, constit ute Mr. Riley ' s contribution to this Howitzer. He has aided us in many ways; his sincere criticism and anxiously sought praise have been as valuable as these visible efforts of his skill and ability are beautiful.

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The ISlprth barracks ' --. ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF THE MORE MODERN ARCHITECTURAL TREATMENT. BEAUTIFUL STONE GROTESQUES AND MEDALLIONS DECORATE THE OUTER WALLS. THIS IS THE HOME OF THE THIRD BATTALION Tivfessor ' s Homes •—. and an OLD FASHIONED DAY SCHOOL STOOD HERE ON THE SITE OF THE PRESENT NORTH BARRACKS