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Cabinet card photograph of Thomas Cunningham, Citadel Class of 1898. Cunningham was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of John Langley, Citadel Class of 1898. Langely was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of Henry Harrall, Citadel Class of 1898. Harrall was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of George Ligon, Citadel Class of 1898. Ligon was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of Edward Royal, Citadel Class of 1898. Royal was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of Carroll Nance, Citadel Class of 1898. Nance was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Cabinet card photograph of Ben Sidney, Citadel Class of 1898. Sidney was dismissed from The Citadel his senior year for participating in a cadet rebellion known as the Cantey Rebellion.

Tintype of Marshall and Oliver J. Bond in Chickamauga, Georgia in 1910. Bond was in The Citadel's Class of 1886, and at the time this photograph was taken, was President of The Citadel.

Ambrotype of John E. Boinest, who entered The Citadel in 1862 at the age of 16. Boinest was originally from Charleston. The buttons on Boinest's uniform were painted gold. This photograph was likely taken circa 1863.

Daguerreotype of Thomas E. Strother, Citadel Class of 1849. Strother was originally from Chesterfield, South Carolina. After graduation, he served as a Lieutenant in the Charleston City Guard.