West Point, New York, from Garrison’s 1856

"West Point, New York, from Garrison's" is a stereoscopic photograph by Frederick Langenheim, taken in 1856. The image captures a serene view of the Hudson River at West Point, showcasing the shoreline, a small boat, and buildings nestled along the water's edge. The mountains in the distance and the reflection of the sky on the water enhance the tranquil atmosphere. This stereograph, produced using Langenheim's patented process, offers a three-dimensional glimpse into the picturesque scenery of West Point, a significant location for its military academy.