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Hayes Gymnasium Cadet Chapel Jewish Chapel with several quotes Hayes Gymnasium, formerly the Built in the “military Gothic” style, the Cadet Chapel The completion of the Jewish from history on the East Gym, is named in honor of was dedicated on June 12, 1910. The stained glass Chapel in 1984 culminated a importance of honor CPT Thomas J. Hayes IV ’66, windows were dedicated to graduating classes, ranging 20-year undertaking. The and ethics to West who was the Brigade Adjutant, from 1803 to 1976. While serving the needs of several organization responsible for the Point graduates and Chairman of the Honor Protestant religions, project was the West Point Jewish the Army profession. Committee, and a player on the the chapel is also Chapel Fund, a private, non-profit Corps Squad Soccer and Fencing Teams. CPT Hayes noted for having the civilian organization. In 1986, the Jewish Chapel was Distinguished Visitors Quarters (DVQ) Arvin Cadet Physical Development Center was killed in action in Vietnam and was awarded two largest church organ in deeded to the Academy. Led by a military chaplain, the Building 109-Beat Navy House The Arvin Cadet Physical Development Center is Silver Stars for valor in action. the world. The organ congregation serves the needs of the various branches Located on the corner of Stony Lonesome Road and named in honor of CPT Carl Robert Arvin ’65, who consists of more than of Judaism represented in the Armed Forces. In close Thayer Walk Washington Road, this picturesque 1875 home was was a USCC First Captain, Captain of the Wrestling Crandall Pool 23,000 pipes. connection with the Jewish Welfare Board, worship Thayer Walk converted Thayer Road into a pedestrian originally used as officer’s quarters and is now part of Team, and a Rhodes Scholarship finalist. CPT Arvin Crandall Pool is named in honor of MAJ Robert W. resources are designed to meet the broad spectrum of mall, stretching from the north end of Building 606 the IHG Army Hotels. The historic restoration of the was killed in action during his second tour in Vietnam Crandall ’39, a former Captain of the Swimming Team. Catholic Chapel the Jewish faith. The Chapel contains an extensive (Admissions) past Grant and Bartlett Hall and around building was funded through a bequest from Julianne and was awarded two Silver Stars for gallantry. The MAJ Crandall was killed in action just a week before the The Catholic Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity was Judaica collection, a fine library, and special exhibits. the corner to the east of the old library. The project S. Miller, widow of COL (Ret.) Lee C. Miller ’34, and original gymnasiums were constructed in 1910. The end of hostilities in World War II. He was awarded the designed by Heins and LaFarge in the Norman Gothic restored the roadway and sidewalks to more closely features the original fireplaces in the front parlors, Theater was added in 1935, Crandall Pool in 1971, Distinguished Service Cross for valor in action. style. It was built in 1900 and enlarged in 1959 under Constitution Corner resemble their appearance in 1913. The Classes of original crown molding, balustrades, and hardwood and Old South Wing in 1976. The latest addition to the direction of Robert Robbins, making it the oldest The monument at Constitution 1957, 1961, 1965 and 1974 joined forces to make floors. The hotel features 9 individual guest rooms, West Point’s gymnasium complex was completed in Quarters 100 house of worship in continuous use at the Academy. Corner recognizes the relationship this project a reality. Each class then memorialized its and amenities include high speed internet, guest 2005. Providing 450,000 square feet of program One of the oldest buildings on post, Quarters 100 is Its 22 stained glass windows depict soldiers and saints between our Constitution, our own section of the walk. The renovation not only laundry, conference rooms, community kitchen, and a space, the facility houses the Class of ’72 Boxing designated for the Superintendent and his family. from early, middle, and modern Christian history and three branches of government, restores the historic nature of Central Area, but it fitness center. Rooms, multiple pools, racquetball courts, combative Previous occupants memorialize Catholic graduates and our professional soldiers. It is also provides a clear separation between vehicular and sports rooms, the Class of ’79 Climbing Wall, locker include Robert E. Lee, of the Academy killed in the also a memorial to the 76 pedestrian traffic. rooms, a sports medicine suite, space for 49 1829; Douglas service of their country. The members of the Class of Jan 1943 who died in combat instructors, and other administrative spaces. The MacArthur, 1903; chapel offers a full schedule or on military duty while supporting and defending the Honor Plaza building’s main architectural feature is an interior Maxwell D. Taylor ’22; of Masses and programs for all Constitution. The memorial is located on the outside of Presented by the Class of 1957, this plaza, which atrium spine that serves as an organizing element. The William C. Westmoreland Catholic members of the Corps the southeast corner of the wall surrounding the is located at the end of Eisenhower Barracks, atrium rises 125 feet from the basement floor to the ’36; and Willard W. of Cadets and the community. Superintendent’s Garden (near the MacArthur statue). displays the Honor Code etched in granite, along skylight, spans 25 feet in width and extends 230 feet. Scott ’48.

Bicentennial Forum Grant Hall Lichtenberg Tennis Center Malek Tennis Center Tronsrue Marksmanship Center system for the entire area. The stadium, which is The Class of 1965 Bicentennial Named for President and GEN The Lichtenberg Tennis Center, named for brothers Alan In the spring of 2002, the Black The range underwent major reconstruction after a named after Medal of Honor recipient Dick Shea Forum is directly across from Ulysses S. Grant, Class of 1843, A. ’51 and Herbert S. Lichtenberg ’55, opened in Knights opened the Malek portion of the facility was destroyed by fire in 1996. ’52, who gave his life in the Korean War, includes the east entrance to the USMA Grant Hall was constructed in January of 1999. Later that year, it was named one of Tennis Center. Featuring Funded primarily by lead donor locker rooms, team facilities, and state-of-the-art Library. The pentagon-shaped 1931 on the site where the cadet the outstanding public tennis enhancements to the former George M. Tronsrue III ’78, the track timing and photo capability. The Class of design provides an outdoor mess stood for nearly 80 years. It facilities by the U.S. Tennis Clinton Courts, the Malek renovation was completed in 1952 Memorial Plaza is located at the south end of venue for classes or contains paintings of America’s Association in the collegiate Tennis Center enhanced Army January 2000. The indoor the stadium. individuals. five-star generals: Arnold, Bradley, category. The Lichtenberg West Point’s reputation for having some of the best marksmanship center, located next Eisenhower, Marshall, and MacArthur. Once a reception brothers and members of the facilities in the East. Among the amenities at Malek are to Gillis Field House is equipped Reconciliation Plaza area where many cadets met their future wives for the Class of 1955 donated the funds a spectator seating area and a pedestrian plaza that with three ranges and includes Malek Soccer Stadium West Point’s newest athletic facility, funded through Located across from Lee first time thanks to the efforts of the cadet hostess, Grant to make the facility possible. adjoins the tennis and baseball stadiums. The nine facilities for cadet clubs and teams. the generosity of Frederic V. Malek ’59 is a new Barracks and presented by Hall is now used for casual dining by cadets and guests. courts, which are named for the project’s lead donor, soccer stadium. The stadium features individual the Class of 1961, this Fort Putnam Frederick V. Malek ’59, are located directly parallel to Shea Stadium cushioned chairs, premium seating, and upgraded memorial focuses on the Lou Gross Sports Center Built in 1778 by COL Rufus Putnam’s 5th Massachusetts Clinton Field and adjacent to Doubleday Field. Shea Stadium is part of the Class of 1952 Memorial facilities to enhance the game experience. A new, Class of 1861, whose The Lou Gross Sports Center is located adjacent to the Regiment, Fort Putnam was the key fortification in the Athletic Complex. The project was a cooperative effort multi-level 1,450-square-foot elevated press box members had to choose between fighting for the Lichtenberg Tennis Center and just west of Michie interlocking networks of forts and redoubts making up Gillis Field House between appropriated funds and the generosity of the has an isolated room for radio broadcasting and an North or South in the Civil War. It is comprised of a Stadium. The 23,000-square-foot state-of-the-art West Point’s defenses. From this site, the Plain and Gillis Field House, an Class of 1952. Appropriated funds provided for an open platform for broadcast cameras, which will series of plaques depicting the events that reunited a facility, made possible by the generous contributions of approaches to the Great Chain could be protected. indoor practice facility, eight-lane, Olympic caliber track, a synthetic surface allow for better game coverage. divided Nation and a divided alumnus. lead donors Lou Gross ’54 and Herb S.Lichtenberg ’55, Originally a wood and earthen redoubt, Fort Putnam is used for varsity and playing field inside the track, and a new drainage was dedicated on February 14, 2002. The building evolved into a stone fortification that still stands today. intramural indoor track Mahan Hall contains locker, team and training rooms, offices and a The longevity of the fort was helped by an extensive competitions, as well Named for Dennis Hart spectator viewing area. In addition to becoming the renovation during the American Revolution Bicentennial in as for varsity volleyball. Mahan, Class of 1824, permanent home of Army West Point Men’s Gymnastic the 1970s. From the fort it is possible to see most of A modern indoor track surface and its triple jump Professor of Tactics at Team, the Gross Center West Point and the surrounding Hudson River Valley. The runway make it one of the best track facilities in the West Point from 1824 benefits both men’s and Class of 1952 contributed United States. Gillis Field House was named for MAJ to 1871, this hall women’s basketball teams, full-size replicas of the William G. Gillis Jr. ’41, who was killed while fighting in houses the Department providing them a practice original ordnance located France during WWII and was posthumously awarded of Civil and Mechanical Engineering. The 10-story facility that complements at Fort Putnam (ten the Silver Star, Distinguished Service Cross, the Bronze structure built into the side of the cliff on the river side the Holleder Center. cannons and four mortars) Star, and the Purple Heart, among other decorations. of Thayer Road opened for classes in 1972. during its 25th Reunion.

brick-by-brick, to the cemetery grounds in 1910. 1910. in grounds cemetery the to brick-by-brick, revival-styled and granite-structured hotel has 151 151 has hotel granite-structured and revival-styled

(USMAPS) at Stewart Army Airfield, Newburgh, NY, about about NY, Newburgh, Airfield, Army Stewart at (USMAPS)

Memorial Affairs. The Old Cadet Chapel was moved, moved, was Chapel Cadet Old The Affairs. Memorial

recycling areas and offices. offices. and areas recycling (check out the signed menu in the lobby). The Gothic Gothic The lobby). the in menu signed the out (check

interactive technologies provide an exceptional classroom classroom exceptional an provide technologies interactive

Academy, established the USMA Preparatory School School Preparatory USMA the established Academy,

erected in 1872, now houses USMA’s Office of of Office USMA’s houses now 1872, in erected

office areas, study and collaboration rooms, trash and and trash rooms, collaboration and study areas, office 1981) back on American soil at the Thayer Hotel Hotel Thayer the at soil American on back 1981)

artifacts, the resources of the Internet, and a suite of of suite a and Internet, the of resources the artifacts,

D. Taylor ’22, the Superintendent of the U.S. Military Military U.S. the of Superintendent the ’22, Taylor D.

heroes in West Point history. The caretaker’s cottage, cottage, caretaker’s The history. Point West in heroes

with latrines and showers, a laundry area, day rooms, rooms, day area, laundry a showers, and latrines with the Iranian Hostages, who spent their first night (in (in night first their spent who Hostages, Iranian the

located behind the Visitor’s Center. These historical historical These Center. Visitor’s the behind located

present in early schools. In June of 1946, GEN Maxwell Maxwell GEN 1946, of June In schools. early in present

resting places of many military, civilian, and sports sports and civilian, military, many of places resting

square feet. The six-floor building will provide Cadets Cadets provide will building six-floor The feet. square many historic events that occurred there concerns concerns there occurred that events historic many

both the Academy and Post, the West Point Museum is is Museum Point West the Post, and Academy the both

stressing academic fundamentals that exist today were were today exist that fundamentals academic stressing

in the graves of former superintendents and in the the in and superintendents former of graves the in

The barracks will house 650 cadets across 287,000 287,000 across cadets 650 house will barracks The on the National Registry of Historic Places. One of the the of One Places. Historic of Registry National the on

Containing many interesting artifacts of importance to to importance of artifacts interesting many Containing

yet the core precedents of a structured environment environment structured a of precedents core the yet

in 1817, the history of the Academy itself can be seen seen be can itself Academy the of history the 1817, in

Inaugurated in May of 1926, the Thayer Hotel is listed listed is Hotel Thayer the 1926, of May in Inaugurated

Heritage Center Heritage off-site locations. locations. off-site were at different Army locations and in some colleges, colleges, some in and locations Army different at were

has taken part. Officially dedicated a military cemetery cemetery military a dedicated Officially part. taken has

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tons of rock was removed, relocated, and recycled at at recycled and relocated, removed, was rock of tons Military Lucas and Museum Point West and graduation from USMA. The earliest Prep Schools Schools Prep earliest The USMA. from graduation and

virtually every armed conflict of which the United States States United the which of conflict armed every virtually

foundation of the barracks facility. Additionally, 285,000 285,000 Additionally, facility. barracks the of foundation order to qualify and motivate candidates for admission to to admission for candidates motivate and qualify to order

here, including the remains of those who died in in died who those of remains the including here, the home of Army Hockey from 1931-1984. 1931-1984. from Hockey Army of home the

of rock from the top of a mountain to prepare the the prepare to mountain a of top the from rock of sustain the facility in perpetuity. in facility the sustain appropriate academic, military, and physical training in in training physical and military, academic, appropriate

There are more than 8,000 men and women buried buried women and men 8,000 than more are There Center was built on the one-time site of Smith Rink, Rink, Smith of site one-time the on built was Center

The project team blasted and removed nearly 60 feet feet 60 nearly removed and blasted team project The Club by creating a sizable maintenance endowment to to endowment maintenance sizable a creating by Club had remained essentially the same: to provide provide to same: the essentially remained had

West Point Cemetery Point West graduates returning to West Point. Herbert Alumni Alumni Herbert Point. West to returning graduates

alive for graduates and visitors alike. alike. visitors and graduates for alive

has pledged their support for the future of the First Class Class First the of future the for support their pledged has the years, the primary mission of the Preparatory School School Preparatory the of mission primary the years, the

African American General of the Air Force. Force. Air the of General American African

Great Hall, Herbert Alumni Center is a focal point for for point focal a is Center Alumni Herbert Hall, Great

preeminent site at West Point, where the past comes comes past the where Point, West at site preeminent

for multiple renovations to the Club. The Class of 1983 1983 of Class The Club. the to renovations multiple for Soldiers to the United States Military Academy. Through Through Academy. Military States United the to Soldiers

Airmen during World War II and becoming the first first the becoming and II War World during Airmen

meeting rooms, lounge facilities, and the Class of ’46 ’46 of Class the and facilities, lounge rooms, meeting 25 percent of the brigade leadership positions. leadership brigade the of percent 25

military campaigns. Trophy Point is perhaps the the perhaps is Point Trophy campaigns. military

Class of 1958 has provided continuous financial support support financial continuous provided has 1958 of Class act that established formal appointments for enlisted enlisted for appointments formal established that act

the all-black 332nd fighter group of the Tuskegee Tuskegee the of group fighter 332nd all-black the

Graduates as well as WPAOG’s Gift Shop. With its its With Shop. Gift WPAOG’s as well as Graduates 11 percent of the Corps of Cadets, yet they have held held have they yet Cadets, of Corps the of percent 11

memorials here commemorate many of the nation’s nation’s the of many commemorate here memorials

and a new patio/gaming area. From 1993 to 2018, the the 2018, to 1993 From area. patio/gaming new a and On May 4, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed the the signed Wilson Woodrow President 1916, 4, May On

persevered and had a decorated career commanding commanding career decorated a had and persevered

’30) is home to the West Point Association of of Association Point West the to home is ’30) Point. Since 1951, USMAPS graduates have comprised comprised have graduates USMAPS 1951, Since Point.

include the Great Chain and Battle Monument, and and Monument, Battle and Chain Great the include

spacious rooms to host catered meals, air conditioning, conditioning, air meals, catered host to rooms spacious

USMA Preparatory School at West Point West at School Preparatory USMA

shunned during his four-year enrollment. He He enrollment. four-year his during shunned

$3,000,000 from the estate of GEN James K. Herbert Herbert K. James GEN of estate the from $3,000,000 facility at its current location on the grounds of West West of grounds the on location current its at facility

two centuries. Monuments located at Trophy Point Point Trophy at located Monuments centuries. two

complete with a recently renovated bar, pub style seating, seating, style pub bar, renovated recently a with complete

American cadet when he arrived in 1932 and was was and 1932 in arrived he when cadet American

Alumni Center (made possible by a bequest of of bequest a by possible (made Center Alumni

1975, and, in the fall of 2011, it moved to a newly built built newly a to moved it 2011, of fall the in and, 1975,

captured in paintings and photographs for the past past the for photographs and paintings in captured

USMA for the enjoyment of Firsties and their guests, guests, their and Firsties of enjoyment the for USMA

memory of other classmates killed in action. in killed classmates other of memory

who passed away in 2002. Davis was the only African African only the was Davis 2002. in away passed who

Dedicated in June 1995, the James K. Herbert Herbert K. James the 1995, June in Dedicated

Belvoir, VA, in 1957, then to Fort Monmouth, NJ, in in NJ, Monmouth, Fort to then 1957, in VA, Belvoir,

Hudson River Valley. The view to the north has been been has north the to view The Valley. River Hudson

The First Class Club is an exclusive bar/restaurant at at bar/restaurant exclusive an is Club Class First The

Honor recipient who was killed in Vietnam, and in in and Vietnam, in killed was who recipient Honor

Named in honor of General Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. ’36 ’36 Jr. Davis, O. Benjamin General of honor in Named

that essentially remain today. USMAPS moved to Fort Fort to moved USMAPS today. remain essentially that

Trophy Point is one of the most popular sites in the the in sites popular most the of one is Point Trophy First Class Club Class First Herbert Alumni Center/WPAOG Gift Shop Gift Center/WPAOG Alumni Herbert

honor of classmate Andre Cavaro Lucas, a Medal of of Medal a Lucas, Cavaro Andre classmate of honor

Davis Barracks Davis

15 miles north of West Point. He set forth the principles principles the forth set He Point. West of north miles 15

Trophy Point Trophy Center, which was donated by the Class of 1954 in in 1954 of Class the by donated was which Center,

Museum also includes the Lucas Military Heritage Heritage Military Lucas the includes also Museum over the years. the over

and 2002. and departments. The The departments. dignitaries, and notable celebrities have stayed at the hotel hotel the at stayed have celebrities notable and dignitaries,

2001 1968, academic academic Presidents, foreign foreign Presidents,

1964, 1966, 1966, 1964, Military Academy’s Academy’s Military 23 suite-style rooms. U.S. U.S. rooms. suite-style 23

classes of 1954, 1954, of classes number of the the of number Suite wing, which includes includes which wing, Suite

support from the the from support germane to any any to germane completed its Executive Executive its completed

constructed with with constructed several topics topics several lounges. In 2012, the hotel hotel the 2012, In lounges.

columbarium was was columbarium Cadets studying in in studying Cadets rooms, and 4 restaurants/ 4 and rooms,

Recently, a circular circular a Recently, for the Corps of of Corps the for guestrooms, 10 meeting meeting 10 guestrooms,

With its 160-foot tower, tower, 160-foot its With

later named Taylor Hall. Hall. Taylor named later

completed in 1913 and and 1913 in completed

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new gift shop, and visitors control center. center. control visitors and shop, gift new

academic building which opened for classes in 1958. in classes for opened which building academic by Company M-2 of the Class of 1954. of Class the of M-2 Company by

high-tech interactive exhibits, a presentation theater, theater, presentation a exhibits, interactive high-tech

was converted into a four floor, nearly windowless windowless nearly floor, four a into converted was 1947 to 1964, was erected in Highland Falls in 2007, 2007, in Falls Highland in erected was 1964, to 1947

nearly 15,000 square feet of exhibit space boasting boasting space exhibit of feet square 15,000 nearly

is the largest academic building at the Academy. It It Academy. the at building academic largest the is bronze monument of Hannibal, the Army mascot from from mascot Army the Hannibal, of monument bronze

in October 2017. The state-of-the-art facility includes includes facility state-of-the-art The 2017. October in

Originally an indoor horseback riding hall, Thayer Hall Hall Thayer hall, riding horseback indoor an Originally

championships and had a record of 83-28-9! A A 83-28-9! of record a had and championships the expanded Mess Hall. Hall. Mess expanded the

constructed 31,000-square-foot center was dedicated dedicated was center 31,000-square-foot constructed

Thayer Hall Thayer

which time the football team won three national national three won team football the time which

were left in place and are now located in the center of of center the in located now are and place in left were Named in honor of Frederic V. Malek ’59, the newly newly the ’59, Malek V. Frederic of honor in Named

Excellence, and the Haig Room (used for special events). special for (used Room Haig the and Excellence,

mascot. He served in this position for 20 years, during during years, 20 for position this in served He mascot.

The original stone entryway and the “poop deck” deck” “poop the and entryway stone original The

Frederic V. Malek West Point Visitors Center Center Visitors Point West Malek V. Frederic

Enhanced Performance, the Center for Faculty Faculty for Center the Performance, Enhanced and last artillery shots of the Civil War. Civil the of shots artillery last and

overlooking the stadium and a multi-purpose room. room. multi-purpose a and stadium the overlooking Army, became Army’s first officially designated designated officially first Army’s became Army,

classrooms, and the Commandant’s office, and staff. staff. and office, Commandant’s the and classrooms,

library rises six stories, and it houses the Center for for Center the houses it and stories, six rises library entrance is flanked by two cannons that fired the first first the fired that cannons two by flanked is entrance

rooms that open prominently to the scenic terrace terrace scenic the to prominently open that rooms Mr. Jackson, a former pack mule with the Regular Regular the with mule pack former a Jackson, Mr.

to six, Washington Hall houses academic offices, offices, academic houses Hall Washington six, to

intellectually stimulating location for cadet use. The The use. cadet for location stimulating intellectually and characters from American history. The west west The history. American from characters and

locker rooms. The second floor features spacious team team spacious features floor second The rooms. locker stables in the vicinity for the away games. In 1936, 1936, In games. away the for vicinity the in stables

which doubled the Mess Hall area from three wings wings three from area Hall Mess the doubled which

it an aesthetically appealing, physically inviting, and and inviting, physically appealing, aesthetically an it depicting salient events events salient depicting

equipment and athletic training rooms and coaches’ coaches’ and rooms training athletic and equipment Point stables for home games and borrowed from from borrowed and games home for stables Point

The recipient of a major expansion during the 1960s, 1960s, the during expansion major a of recipient The

features several Margin of Excellence features that make make that features Excellence of Margin several features figures in bronze bronze in figures men’s and women’s lacrosse teams in addition to to addition in teams lacrosse women’s and men’s Cadets. Mules were randomly selected from the West West the from selected randomly were Mules Cadets.

Washington Hall Washington

Opened in 2008, the new Library and Learning Center Center Learning and Library new the 2008, in Opened feature deep relief relief deep feature floor contains locker rooms for Army West Point’s Point’s West Army for rooms locker contains floor for the Corps of of Corps the for

in 1841. The main doors doors main The 1841. in 15,000-square-foot facility features two floors. The first first The floors. two features facility 15,000-square-foot Jefferson Hall Library and Learning Center Learning and Library Hall Jefferson served as mascots mascots as served

Boeing Company. Company. Boeing

library, which was built built was which library, northeast corner of historic Michie Stadium, this this Stadium, Michie historic of corner northeast 17-5, mules have have mules 17-5,

husband, LTC (Ret) Charles W. Zipp ’53), and the the and ’53), Zipp W. Charles (Ret) LTC husband,

site of the original original the of site killed in action serving in Vietnam. Nestled in the the in Nestled Vietnam. in serving action in killed Army beat Navy, Navy, beat Army

Surrender by the Japanese ending WWII. ending Japanese the by Surrender

the estate of Margaret Ann Zipp (in memory of her her of memory (in Zipp Ann Margaret of estate the

1963, occupying the the occupying 1963, J. Enners ‘67 and 1LT Michael L. Nathe ‘67 who were were who ‘67 Nathe L. Michael 1LT and ‘67 Enners J. mule “helped” “helped” mule

Missouri commemorating the signing of the Articles of of Articles the of signing the commemorating Missouri

1973, 1974, 1978, 1984, 1988, 1990, and 2004), 2004), and 1990, 1988, 1984, 1978, 1974, 1973,

Construction occurred in in occurred Construction William P. Foley ‘67 and his classmates 1LT Raymond Raymond 1LT classmates his and ‘67 Foley P. William a white ice-wagon ice-wagon white a

central courtyard is a replica of the plaque on USS USS on plaque the of replica a is courtyard central

donors to eight West Point class campaigns (1972, (1972, campaigns class Point West eight to donors

The FEN Lacrosse Center is named for lead donor donor lead for named is Center Lacrosse FEN The Since 1899, when when 1899, Since Center/Bartlett Hall Center/Bartlett

metal skeleton) stone structure in the world. In the the In world. the in structure stone skeleton) metal contributed to the new Visitors Center, including including Center, Visitors new the to contributed

New Science Science New Mules Army it is purported to be the tallest free-standing (no internal internal (no free-standing tallest the be to purported is it Foley, Enners, Nathe (FEN) Lacrosse Center Lacrosse (FEN) Nathe Enners, Foley, In addition to Malek’s lead gift, 3,799 donors donors 3,799 gift, lead Malek’s to addition In

team locker room with 151 permanent lockers and and lockers permanent 151 with room locker team

practical usage of the the of usage practical

overlooks the pitch. pitch. the overlooks

support of Mr. James Kimsey ’62, houses a home home a houses ’62, Kimsey James Mr. of support

overall beauty and and beauty overall

balcony that that balcony

This facility, funded primarily through the tremendous tremendous the through primarily funded facility, This

1996, enhanced the the enhanced 1996,

1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot

Kimsey Athletic Center Athletic Kimsey

project, completed in in completed project,

restrooms and a a and restrooms

A major renovation renovation major A

coaches’ offices, offices, coaches’

a gift shop, and a sports medicine room. medicine sports a and shop, gift a

purpose team room, room, team purpose

his sons, Charles and Rupert. Rupert. and Charles sons, his

Center. The building also contains concession areas, areas, concession contains also building The Center.

Walkway connects Randall Hall and the Holleder Center. Holleder the and Hall Randall connects Walkway

second floor features a weight-training room, multi- room, weight-training a features floor second

honor of Rupert H. Johnson ’21, the lead donors are are donors lead the ’21, Johnson H. Rupert of honor

dance companies, musical groups, and comedians. and groups, musical companies, dance an athletic training room are located in the Holleder Holleder the in located are room training athletic an

Point Basketball Coaching Center. The Class of 1956 1956 of Class The Center. Coaching Basketball Point

quality laundry room, restrooms and a training room. The The room. training a and restrooms room, laundry quality

880 fans in its fixed chair-back seating. Named in in Named seating. chair-back fixed its in fans 880

and plays, internationally recognized orchestras, orchestras, recognized internationally plays, and facilities staff, the Army West Point Ticket Office, and and Office, Ticket Point West Army the staff, facilities

in honor of Coach Earl “Red” Blaik ’20, Army’s football football Army’s ’20, Blaik “Red” Earl Coach of honor in

the four preferred seating boxes and the Army West West Army the and boxes seating preferred four the

for referees, home and visitor showers, a commercial- a showers, visitor and home referees, for

nation, Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field can seat seat can Field Doubleday at Stadium Johnson nation,

season, including national touring Broadway musicals musicals Broadway touring national including season,

Administrative offices for coaches and athletic athletic and coaches for offices Administrative

The stadium’s field was dedicated in 1999 as Blaik Field Field Blaik as 1999 in dedicated was field stadium’s The

and ceremonies. The third floor of Randall Hall houses houses Hall Randall of floor third The ceremonies. and

room locker a rooms, locker team four includes center

Regarded as one of the finest college ballparks in the the in ballparks college finest the of one as Regarded

Theatre presents a variety of live performances each each performances live of variety a presents Theatre

was enshrined in the NCAA Hall of Fame. Fame. of Hall NCAA the in enshrined was

auditorium is used by teams for training presentations presentations training for teams by used is auditorium

coached the first football team in history at West Point. West at history in team football first the coached

13,650-square-foot two-story, the of floor first The

Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field Field Doubleday at Stadium Johnson recreational rooms. The 4,500-seat Eisenhower Hall Hall Eisenhower 4,500-seat The rooms. recreational

Holleder earned All-American honors in football and and football in honors All-American earned Holleder

into two sections when needed for simultaneous use, the the use, simultaneous for needed when sections two into

Academy in 1890. Michie organized, managed, and and managed, organized, Michie 1890. in Academy

cafeteria, a large ballroom, and other social and and social other and ballroom, large a cafeteria,

in action during the Vietnam War. While at West Point, Point, West at While War. Vietnam the during action in the Hudson River, just north of Shea Stadium. Shea of north just River, Hudson the

’ 64. Designed to be divided divided be to Designed 64. Nowak A. Richard by funded

introducing the game of football to the U.S. Military Military U.S. the to football of game the introducing

performing-arts centers, a 1,000-seat snack bar and and bar snack 1,000-seat a centers, performing-arts

gift to the Academy. the to gift

named for MAJ Donald Holleder ’56, who was killed killed was who ’56, Holleder Donald MAJ for named alongside positioned is complex the Penny, wife his and

state-of-the-art audiovisual capabilities, which was was which capabilities, audiovisual state-of-the-art

Michie, Class of 1892, who was instrumental in in instrumental was who 1892, of Class Michie,

foot complex houses one of America’s premier premier America’s of one houses complex foot

the team room on the second floor as its Bicentennial Bicentennial its as floor second the on room team the

hockey. Dedicated October 1, 1988, the building is is building the 1988, 1, October Dedicated hockey. Made possible through the generosity of Lee Anderson ’61 ’61 Anderson Lee of generosity the through possible Made

floor has the 248-seat tiered Nowak Auditorium with with Auditorium Nowak tiered 248-seat the has floor

Michie Stadium is dedicated to the memory of Dennis Dennis of memory the to dedicated is Stadium Michie

and a Class of 1915 graduate. This 192,000-square- This graduate. 1915 of Class a and

on the Hudson River. The Class of 1947 also outfitted outfitted also 1947 of Class The River. Hudson the on

Frederick H.S. Tate Rink, which seats 2,746 for ice ice for 2,746 seats which Rink, Tate H.S. Frederick

Anderson Rugby Complex Complex Rugby Anderson women’s basketball locker and team rooms. The second second The rooms. team and locker basketball women’s

Michie Stadium/Hoffman Press Box Box Press Stadium/Hoffman Michie

President Dwight D. Eisenhower, General of the Army Army the of General Eisenhower, D. Dwight President system that facilitates daily practice and home races races home and practice daily facilitates that system

the Joseph S. and and S. Joseph the

’56. The first floor of Randall Hall houses men’s and and men’s houses Hall Randall of floor first The ’56.

dedicated in 1974. It is named in memory of of memory in named is It 1974. in dedicated

maintenance, and it has a state-of-the art docking docking art state-of-the a has it and maintenance,

for basketball and and basketball for

coaches and game operations booths. operations game and coaches Randall Hall is named after the late Robert D. Randall Randall D. Robert late the after named is Hall Randall

Football coaches and their support staff. support their and coaches Football Eisenhower Hall, the cadet activities center, was was center, activities cadet the Hall, Eisenhower

operations as well as equipment storage and and storage equipment as well as operations

which seats 5,043 5,043 seats which

broadcast booth on the 50-yard line and houses radio, radio, houses and line 50-yard the on booth broadcast

Randall Hall/The Class of 1956 Walkway 1956 of Class Hall/The Randall

third floor also houses the offices of the Army West Point Point West Army the of offices the houses also floor third

Eisenhower Hall Eisenhower South Dock provides space for Army Crew and Sailing Sailing and Crew Army for space provides Dock South

C. Christl Jr. Arena, Arena, Jr. Christl C. television a personnel, media for space seating

Championship team, is located on the third floor. The The floor. third the on located is team, Championship

(R) Frank J. Caufield ’34. The two-story building at at building two-story The ’34. Caufield J. Frank (R)

houses the Edward Edward the houses

B. Hoffman ’69, its lead donor, the press box provides provides box press the donor, lead its ’69, Hoffman B.

periods of inclement weather and the winter months. winter the and weather inclement of periods surface year-round. year-round. surface

All-American quarterback on Army’s National National Army’s on quarterback All-American

facility, which is named in honor of his late father, BG BG father, late his of honor in named is which facility,

The Holleder Center Center Holleder The

Mark after Named box. press multi-functional story

practice center in which to train, particularly during during particularly train, to which in center practice

groundskeepers that groom its natural playing playing natural its groom that groundskeepers

lead donor was E. Douglas and Jean C. Kenna ’45, an an ’45, Kenna C. Jean and Douglas E. was donor lead

Mr. Frank J. Caufield ’62 was the lead donor for this this for donor lead the was ’62 Caufield J. Frank Mr.

Holleder Center Holleder two- foot, 12,000-square a is Box Press Hoffman The

teams with a top-notch top-notch a with teams inventor of baseball, has a staff of dedicated dedicated of staff a has baseball, of inventor from all teams. The Kenna Hall of Army Sports, whose whose Sports, Army of Hall Kenna The teams. all from

Caufield Crew and Sailing Center Sailing and Crew Caufield

all 27 intercollegiate athletic athletic intercollegiate 27 all Doubleday, Class of 1842, widely regarded as the the as regarded widely 1842, of Class Doubleday,

high-definition video board. board. video high-definition treatment of athletes athletes of treatment

recognized for its excellence. its for recognized

provides cadet-athletes from from cadet-athletes provides Doubleday Field, which was named after Abner Abner after named was which Field, Doubleday

replacement of the scoreboard to one that includes a a includes that one to scoreboard the of replacement medicine center for for center medicine

The complex was completed in 2003 and is is and 2003 in completed was complex The

Mrs. William Foley ’67, ’67, Foley William Mrs.

the latest in artificial turf technology and, in 2008, the the 2008, in and, technology turf artificial in latest the the floor is a sports sports a is floor the

Atkinson Pressbox, funded by Gene Atkinson ’66. Atkinson Gene by funded Pressbox, Atkinson

the North Athletic Field adjacent to Gillis Field House. House. Field Gillis to adjacent Field Athletic North the

and Mr. for named facility,

included conversion from a natural grass playing field to to field playing grass natural a from conversion included locker room. Also on on Also room. locker

was most recently updated with the addition of the the of addition the with updated recently most was

The Army West Point Softball Complex is located at at located is Complex Softball Point West Army The

This indoor athletic training training athletic indoor This

1948 to 1959. Upgrades throughout the years have have years the throughout Upgrades 1959. to 1948 lockers, and a visitor’s visitor’s a and lockers, locker room, and training room facilities.The stadium stadium facilities.The room training and room, locker

Foley Center Foley Field Athletic North at Complex Softball coach from 1941 to 1959 and Director of Athletics from from Athletics of Director and 1959 to 1941 from coach space for temporary temporary for space park and included the construction of a clubhouse, clubhouse, a of construction the included and park

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