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Professor Alfonso M. Albano taught in Bryn Mawr College's Department of Physics from 1970-2005.

Faculty members performing in the skit "Committee on Human Behavior: 'La Fiesta Brava' as part of the 1955 Faculty Show "The Profs in the Pudding." Pictured are Richard Bernheimer (as the toro and Hope Goodale (as the matador). Photograph by Mrs. John R. Pruett. (John Pruett of Physics Dept. & wife Esther took all the 1955 photos and sold them to raise money for the new science building.)

James Harkness, faculty 1887-1903

Faculty members performing in the skit "Music 203F: Close Harmony" as part of the 1979 Faculty Show "Curriculi, Curricula!" Pictured from left to right are Russell (Darby) Scott, Richard Gaskins, James Wright, Ty Cunningham, and Melville T. Kennedy, Jr. Photograph by Karl Dimler. Image stamped on back by Office of Public Information.

Faculty members performing in the skit "Dance Club Recital: Waldesschmalzwalzer" as part of the 1962 Faculty Show "Night of the Lacuna." Pictured are Dorothy Marshall (center) bowing with Richard Gonzalez; behind them are Pat Pruett, Richard Lattimore, and possibly Horace Alwyne, with unidentified others.

Faculty members performing in the skit "Committee on Aesthetic Regeneration: Pavane pour le petit Prince un peu Mort" as part of the 1955 Faculty Show "The Profs in the Pudding." Dorothy Nepper Marshall stands just left of the center; others pictured are unidentified. Photographed by Mrs. John R. Pruett. (John Pruett of Physics Dept. & wife Esther took all the 1955 photos and sold them to raise money for the new science building.)

Photo of Prof. Rick Davis with Jennie Wong, class of 1989. They are both standing outside and leaning on a railing that's next to what appears to be a campus building.

Rose Chamberlin, faculty 1886-1911, teacher of French and German.

Professor Al Albano with student, Kendra Burbank, class of 2000, measuring isotherms of carbon dioxide. Behind them is a Table of nuclides. Professor Alfonso M. Albano taught in Bryn Mawr College's Department of Physics from 1970-2005. As Albano describes the image: the "apparatus ... goes back almost to the beginnings of the college. It was resurrected by Walter Michels maybe in the '50's."

Dr. Cadbury (1883-1974) who graduated from Haverford College (1903) and Harvard College (Ph.D. 1913) taught classics and Biblical Studies at Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Harvard's Divinity School for many years before becoming a member of the Board of Directors at Bryn Mawr College, and its Chairman in 1956. Here, the Quaker scholar, lecturer, and social activist sits quietly on the Deanery garden's well head amidst the bronze putti purchased by M. Carey Thomas's replicas of decorative fountain figures from Herculaneum's Villa dei Papiri (1st century BCE-79 CE), now housed in the Naples National Archaeological Museum. The Deanery, formerly the residence of Dean, then President M. Carey Thomas, was later used by the Bryn Mawr College Alumnae Association from 1933 until 1968 when the structure, deemed unsafe, was demolished to make way for the construction of Canaday Library. The Deanery garden area which remains, was renamed the Blanca Noel Taft Memorial Garden in 1974.