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French cannon on display by the statue of Tecumseh in front of Bancroft Hall.

City Pride: Annapolis, Maryland

The Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis MD is where Protestant and Catholic services are held. The chapel was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1961.

Noon meal formation is a United States Naval Academy tradition that began in 1905. This was the most efficient way to ensure all midshipmen were accounted for.

The Noon Meal Formation is held weather permitting weekdays during the academic year and Monday through Saturday during Plebe Summer. Plebe Summer is the summer new midshipmen begin their four-year program.

Porter Road, nicknamed “Captain’s Row,” is considered to be the most prestigious area to live at the US Naval Academy.

Tecumseh Court which is in front of Bancroft Hall at the US Naval Academy is where the noon meal formations of midshipmen takes place.

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Dahlgren Hall contains the Drydock Restaurant and a large multi-purpose room. It has been used for graduation ceremonies, an armory and used for drill purposes.

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DESPICABLE MINION AMERICA ANNAPOLIS

Greetings from Annapolis, Maryland - Vintage Large Letter Postcard

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NATIONAL ANNAPOLIS

The Noon Meal Formation at the Annapolis Naval Academy is held weather permitting weekdays during the academic year and Monday through Saturday during Plebe Summer. Plebe Summer is the summer new midshipmen begin their four-year program. Here we see the USNA band leaving the Noon Meal Formation.

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"Where sailors learn all about the water... from battleships to Neptune's daughter!" This '60s era souvenir design is a comical reminder that Maryland is home to the United States Naval Academy (USNA). Established in 1845, this historical institution turns young men and women into brave officers serving our country in both the Navy and the Marines.

A replica of the first Wright Brother's flyer bought by the US Navy.