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Site master plan, loop road, additions, and renovations to the Class of Forty-Niner Lodge, originally a perfunctory structure used as the Academy’s informal party and recreation facility on a wooded site near historic Fort Putnam. The original garage-like building, framed with glue-laminated arches, is incorporated into and replaced by a larger trussed structure whose character is more like that of an Adirondack lodge, with kitchen, indoor and outdoor gathering areas and a monument to class members.
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