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Soxhlet Extractor 1940 in chemistry lab.

On back of photo: Time Clock, Turner Darden, Mike Richardson 1940 - Says "Time Clock", but appears to be a chemistry demonstration.

Photograph of visitors at Open House in Chemistry/Biology laboratory. On back of photo: Science Exhibit 1940.

Photo of Professor David Camp assisting students with chemistry experiment. On back of photo: David Camp, 1943-45.

These paintings of birds are part of an exhibit of 12 shown by the Norfolk Division of the College of W&M's Biology Department.

Dr. Wagner, head of the Biology Department, explaining the parts of the human anatomy to Patricia "Pat" Vincent (left) and Barbara Ellyson (right).

A student in biology class is looking through a microscope, while another student is taking notes. Undated photo.

The science instructors of the College of William and Mary, Norfolk Division. From left to right: Kenneth Wagner (Biology); Calder S. Sherwood, III (Chemistry); Virginia Speer Bagley (Biology); Parker Baum (Chemistry); Edward L. White (Engineering), 1950s.

Biology lab, with Regina O'Brien in charge, undated photo.

Miss Virginia Speer of the Biology Department (on left) and Mr. H. S. Givler, President of Old Dominion Horticultural Society (on right) examine one of the tree labels donated by the Arboretum Committee of the Horticultural Society.

Dr. Kenneth A. Wagner attended the 18th Annual Meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists at Athens, Georgia, April 18-20, 1957. At this time Dr. Wagner's research paper entitled "A Comparison of the Sapelo Island Marshes with those of Northern Georgia" was offered. Dr. Wagner is head of the Biology Department of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk.

Miss Virginia Speer of the Biology Department, College of William and Mary in Norfolk.

Miss Regina O'Brien giving biology lecture.

Two students on a field trip with Miss Virginia Speer's Biology class find an object of interest during their trip to Hatteras. On the left is Mrs. Monteith and on the right is Mrs. Oglesby.

During the orientation program for freshmen the students (incoming) were conducted through the different departments of the college. Here a group is introduced to a part of the Biology Department equipment by Dr. Kenneth Wagner, head of the Biology department. The students from left to right - Emily Dickerson, Frances Davis, Carter Sullivan, Edward Davis, and L.J. De Ryder.

Admiring "Corn and Morning Warbler" by painter John Henry Dick is Miss Betty Burns, Freshman at the Norfolk Division, College of William and Mary.

Ohn Lwin with Virginia Speer Bagley, biology instructor studying a bird display.

Henry Esber of Tripoli, Lebanon is studying pre-medicine at the Norfolk Division. He came to the U.S. in January, 1958 and entered the college of William and Mary, Norfolk in February. He has a brother, Raymond who also attended the Norfolk Division and is now a bacteriologist at Leigh Memorial. Henry plans to return to Lebanon when he has completed his education.

Back from a field trip, Bruce Nelson places a specimen of Conamon fern in a herbarium press which will prepare it for mounting. Also shown is the poisonous Carolina Yellow Jasmine and Indian Corn. Nelson, a student at the College of William and Mary in Norfolk, is making a study of the edible and non-edible plants of Norfolk.

Undated photo of students dissecting specimen in biology class.