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Portrait of an unidentified 1954 graduate of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary.

Barbara Gornto poses with the portrait of her late husband Albert B. Gornto, Jr. The portrait will be on display in the lobby of the Gornto Teletechnet Building.

The portrait of Albert B. Gornto, Jr. and Old Dominion University alumnus and benefactor. The portrait is on display in the lobby of the Gornto Teletechnet Building.

The portrait of E.T. Gresham, benefactor to Old Dominion University. The portrait is on display in the lobby of the Gresham Residence Hall.

Ed Hamm, Rector of the Old Dominion University Board of Visitors, stands with his unveiled portrait.

Portrait of George Dragas, Jr. alumnus and former Board of Visitors rector, which is on display in the Dragas International Center.

Portrait of Marcus Dragas, Old Dominion University alumnus, businessman, and older brother of George Dragas, Jr. which is on display in the Dragas International Center.

Portrait of a young girl who attends the Child Study Center.

Wilson Greg Chandler standing in front of a portrait.

Portrait of President James V. Koch sitting in front of the Old Administration Building (Rollins Hall).

A portrait of James V. Koch set against a backdrop of flags.

A portrait of Old Dominion University president James V. Koch.

James K. Hall, who served as Board of Visitors rector in 1991-92, reacts to his official portrait as his wife, Carole, and President James V. Koch look on. The portraits of former rectors hang in the B.O.V. Conference Room in Webb Center. Hall's portrait was unveiled during a break at the June 23 meeting.

Dr. Joseph M. Marchello, President Old Dominion University at the unveiling of his portrait with his wife.

The portrait of F. Ludwig Diehn along with photos of fellow composer Vernon Perdue Davis greet visitors to the Diehn Composers Room.

Two Old Dominion University faculty members unveil a painted portrait of the late Colgate W. Darden Jr., governor of Virginia from 1942-46, which was given to the college by an anonymous donor. The portrait was painted by Charles Sibley, a local artist who founded Old Dominion's art department more than three decades ago. Sibley has painted another portrait of Darden which hangs in the Southampton County Courthouse. The donated portrait will hang in Room 118 of the Education Building, which was named for Darden.

Photograph of a framed oval portrait of Margaret Hodges Crocker, undated.

Photographed portrait of Colonel James Gregory Hodges in Confederate Army uniform, undated.

Photograph of a painted portrait of James Gregory Hodges prior to the Civil War.

Photograph of a framed Daguerreotype portrait of William Henry Harrison Hodges, undated.