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Sunset at The Citadel
Sunset softens the formal geometry of the campus and brings color to the parade ground, chapel and river sky. The album can show the institution as a place of architecture and daily cadet life rather than only a name.
The Story of Sunset at The Citadel
The Citadel is South Carolina's military college, located beside the Ashley River in Charleston. Its present campus, occupied since 1922, is recognized by white buildings, red-tile roofs, checkerboard parade ground and fortress-inspired arches.
Sunset at The Citadel in Context
The Citadel is South Carolina's military college, located beside the Ashley River in Charleston. Its present campus, occupied since 1922, is recognized by white buildings, red-tile roofs, checkerboard parade ground and fortress-inspired arches.
What Makes It Special
Sunset softens the formal geometry of the campus and brings color to the parade ground, chapel and river sky. The album can show the institution as a place of architecture and daily cadet life rather than only a name.
Interesting Facts
The Citadel was established in 1842. Summerall Field hosts military parades during portions of the academic year.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see the parade ground, arches and evening light around The Citadel.
The Story of Sunset at The Citadel
The Citadel is South Carolina's military college, located beside the Ashley River in Charleston. Its present campus, occupied since 1922, is recognized by white buildings, red-tile roofs, checkerboard parade ground and fortress-inspired arches.
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