1907 - rear of buildings 20, 14, 18 below

created by Mike Calo at Navpooh

	Rickover Hall Nimitz Library Michelson Hall Chauvenet Hall Alumni Hall Leahy Hall Preble Hall Officers' and Faculty Club Guard houses Administration Chapel Buchanan House Tecumseh Court Bancroft Hall King Hall	Mitscher Hall Natatorium Macdonough Hall Luce Hall Dahlgren Hall Ward Hall Lejeune Hall Ricketts Hall Halsey Field House Armel-Leftwich Visitors' Center Robert Crown Sailing Center Maury Hall Sampson Hall Mahan Hall Alumni House
Worden Field Worden bandshell Tripoli Monument Herndon Monument Zimmerman bandshell Mexican Monument Tecumseh Rip Miller Field Farragut Field Santee Basin Brown Field House Ingram Field Dewey Field Forrest Sherman Field USNA Cemetery Worden Field battery Rickover Terrace Japanese Monument Triton Light Maine foremast Sea Gate Macedonian Monument creator: Mike Calo @ Navpooh -- Buildings which appear in black are the buildings designed as Ernest Flagg's "new Naval Academy" (1907) -- Buildings in gray are later construction. -- Several buildings have been razed to make way for new construction on the Yard. These include several of Flagg's buildings, represented by black figures with no numbers. These were: the steam plant (in the lower left-hand corner of Rickover Hall); Isherwood Hall (the black figure beneath Alumni Hall), and two boathouses (in the upper right-hand corner of the Nimitz Library). In addition, two early 20th century buildings which have been razed - Griffin and Melville Halls - are represented by the pink figure beneath Alumni Hall. --The light green areas are landfill. --The yellow line around Ingram Field is the original location of Dewey Basin. --The brownish-red lines are walkways. --The orange areas in the lower area of the map are Annapolis proper.

1938

Light green is landfill (I, L, M, N)

1972

1922 graduation in Dahlgren

2007 meal in Dahlgren

2003 Induction Day