westpointcadets

The caption, somewhat legible, on several of these photos, says "3/4/13", corresponding to the first inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson, March 4, 1913, as noted, for instance, in this source and also the date is noted by the Library of Congress.

Thank you for the information about the date and the event. We will fix the information in the source data and reload the description.

In 1908 West Point held it's graduation/commissioning on February 14 rather than in May because the Army was short on officers. This is Cullum Memorial Hall where the ceremonies were held.

Thanks Seuss., it doesn't look like it's changed much. We'll update the catalog record.

One source that may help date this set of pictures of West Point Cadet Camp
www.cuttersguide.com/pdf/Military-and-Uniforms/Cadet%20gr...

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It also helps with the location. From page 69:

Classrooms and Summer Camps
To become a successful officer a cadet must be
familiar with tactics and techniques of the combat
arms, and he must be strong in body and hardy in
spirit. So he spends many hours during the summer
at Camp Buckner, in the hills back of West Point,
firing all the weapons, bivouacking in the open, and
just plain marching like any other dogface (infan¬
tryman). Every year sees two classes in summer
camp: the new First and Third. While they are
there, the Plebes who have just arrived at the Acad¬
emy are given over to the careful supervision of
“New Cadet Details” of First Classmen, and the
new Second Class goes on a field trip to other
installations.