50934.
No. 5770. Officers’ Quarters, W.P.M.A.
50935.
no. 5769. N.E. Corner of Cadet Barracks, looking N.W. over plains, West Point.
50936.
No. 7098. Ruins of Mill at Highland Falls.
50937.
Views of West Point, 1869.
50938.
Garrison Ferry, West Point.
50938.
Garrison Ferry, West Point.
50939.
No. 6686. Ice Blockade. Garrisons.
50940.
Generals Grant and Sherman walking near West Point.
50940.
View on the Hudson, West Point, New York State.
50941.
West Point, N.Y.
50942.
No. 409. Looking Up the Hudson River from West Point.
50943.
No. 411. Instantaneous View on the Hudson River, from West Point.
50944.
No. 393. Looking Up the Hudson, from the Cemetery, West Point.
50945.
U.S. Military Academy, West Point and Hudson River Scenery. The U.S. Ships of war, Macedonian and Savannah.
50946.
No. 971. Cadet Encampment, West Point.
50947.
957. Cadet Quarters, West Point.
50948.
No. 982. Highland Falls.
50949.
View from Dock Hill, Sing Sing.
50950.
View of the Old Baptist Church from Main St., Sing Sing.
50951.
No. 4307. Union Hotel. James Ryder, Proprietor, Sing Sing.
50952.
Views About the West Point Foundry.
50953.
Views About the West Point Foundry.
50954.
Views About the West Point Foundry.
50955.
Views About the West Point Foundry.
50956.
Views About the West Point Foundry. Foundry Office, Cold Spring.
50957.
Views Among the Highlands on the Hudson. St. Phillips Church, Garrison.
50958.
Garrison Hotel.
50959.
13 inch mortar, weight 17200 lbs., West Point.
50960.
474. Cozzens Hotel, West Point. Located on the former Ladycliff College grounds, now the West Point Visitor’s Center and Museum, the hotel was the meeting place for the wealthy and the many visitors to West Point. Guests often arrived by boat at Cozzens Dock and were driven by carriage to the hotel. The overflow of guests were often brought to nearby homes and smaller hotels in Buttermilk Falls, the original name of Highland Falls (changed in 1866). The Cozzens family originally came from Newport, Rhode Island. William B. Cozzens acquired a great deal of property in the Highland Falls area and by 1849 he opened the original Cozzens Hotel on some of his property. In 1861 the hotel caught on fire and cadets were sent to help with the fire. It burnt down, and a new hotel was built in the spring.
50960.
Cozzens Hotel, West Point.
50961.
West Point.
50962.
West Point from Cemetery.
50963.
West Point, from the Cemetery Road.
50964.
Views at West Point, N.Y. Ruins of Fort Putnam.
50965.
The Hudson River at West Point.
50966.
View near West Point.
50967.
Old Chain and Mortar, Revolutionary Relics, at West Point. On back is written “To my Mother, Jany 29th 1876, Murray Myers.”
50968.
Cottage Homes, on the Hudson River, West Point.
50968.
Cottage Homes. On the Hudson River, West Point.
50969.
View on the Hudson River Railway, New York.
50970.
Formation at West Point. The photographer’s shadow can be seen at bottom right.
50971.
No. 343. West Point from Fort Putnam.
50971.
No. 343. West Point from Fort Putnam.
50972.
No. 368. A View from Cornwall, Looking Towards Break-Neck.
50973.
No. 350. From Break-Neck Hill Looking North. Newburgh in the extreme distance.
50974.
No. 422. A View from Break-Neck, Looking South.
50975.
No. 421. A View from Cornwall-Entrance to the Highlands.
50976.
No. 5578. Road on Round Top overlooking the Hudson.
50977.
No. 6679. Ganung’s Hotel, Garrison.
50978.
No. 340. The Bay at Cornwall.