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Interior view of a biological laboratory in Taylor Hall. Several students sit in chairs in the room, some look at the camera, one reads, another writes and a student works with a scientific equipment. Two men stand in the background, both looking at the camera. A skeleton hands from the ceiling. The image depicts the first class in biology, Spring of 1886. The students are (l-r): Helen Cooke (class of 1889), Margaret Thomas (class of 1889), E. A. Southworth, Helena Dudley (class of 1889) E. B. Wilson, Gertrude Allison, Janitor, Harriet Randolph (class of 1889), Emily James Smith (class of 1889), and Susan Harrison.

Interior view of a biology laboratory in Dalton Hall. Image Depicts a room filled with several tables with scientific equipment on them. There are also several chairs in the room. The photograph was made for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904.

Interior view of Dalton Hall. Image depicts the biology laboratory for advanced students. Several scientific equipment and chemicals can be seen on shelves and tables. Two skeletons of birds/ animals stand on the center table. The photograph was made for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904.

Two students working at a table in a biology lab. One holds a petri dish under a microscope while she adjusts its contents with an awl; the other dissects a rat using a small pair of scissors. The student on the left with the microscope is identified as Rosemary Gilmartin, class of 1947.