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61. Concrete arches of Alumni Hall and scaffolding looking northwest Concrete arches of Alumni Hall and scaffolding looking northwestThis photograph shows the curved bare concrete arches that make up the “skeleton” of Alumni Hall. There is a crane on the left, and Loyola Hall is also visible on the far left in the background. Where one can see a pile of dirt in photograph there is a large parking lot in front of Alumni Hall now. Behind the car toward the left of photograph would be where the Kelley Center is now. Behind the green trailer in the middle of the photograph there is now an athletic field.
62. Concrete foundation and equipment on the construction site of Alumni Hall at dusk looking west-southwest Concrete foundation and equipment on the construction site of Alumni Hall at dusk looking west-southwestThis is Alumni Hall during construction looking west-southwest from the front of the gym. You can see scaffolding, the foundation of the hall, and a crane in the background. If this photo were taken today (2007), the School of Nursing would be visible on the far left, Bannow Science Center would be in the far center and the corner of Barone Campus Center would be on the far right.
63. Construction of the Novitiate for the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Construction of the Novitiate for the Sisters of Notre Dame de NamurThis is an architectural photograph taken for the E&F Construction Company and Fletcher Thompson Inc. of the Novitiate or Main Building of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. The sisters lived in the convent until 1989, when Fairfield University purchased the property and its associated buildings to create the Dolan Campus. This building was combined with Julie Hall to become the John C. Dolan Hall.
64. Construction of the Nyselius Library Construction of the Nyselius LibraryUsing a D'Addario cement mixer, workers are laying the foundations for the steps of the library.
65. Construction site for Nyselius Library Construction site for Nyselius LibraryThis is the construction site of the soon-to-be-built Nyselius Library.
66. Crane digging in a water-filled pit Crane digging in a water-filled pitA crane is digging the foundations on the construction site for Nyselius Library.
67. CXC V (Crisscross V) by sculptor Larry Mohr CXC V (Crisscross V) by sculptor Larry MohrThis is a photograph of Larry Mohr's abstract outdoor sculpture made out of aluminum and stainless steel, erected in April 1984.
68. David J. Dolan House (School of Continuing Education) David J. Dolan House (School of Continuing Education)The David J. Dolan House, formerly named the Estate House and completed in 1930,was home to the School of Continuing Education and is now the location of University College.
69. David J. Dolan House with parking lot David J. Dolan House with parking lotThe David J. Dolan House, formerly named the Estate House and completed in 1930 is now the location of University College. This photo shows the house before it was transformed to become part of the University campus. The parking lot was turned into lawn and walking paths, and the trees in front were removed to show more of the building's unique facade.
70. DiMenna-Nyselius Library at night DiMenna-Nyselius Library at nightArchitectural photograph looking southwest of the front of DiMenna-Nyselius Library, windows brightly lit, at night.
71. DiMenna-Nyselius Library, Mary Hardy Corrigan Reading Room DiMenna-Nyselius Library, Mary Hardy Corrigan Reading RoomThis is the Mary Hardy Corrigan Reading Room in the clerestory of the DiMenna-Nyselius Library. For the antique-looking lighting on the study tables, the architect was inspired by William Morris designs and the Arts and Crafts Movement. The architect for the renovation and expansion of the library was Stubbins Associates, who wished to create a welcoming atmosphere for students to read and study. The construction was implemented by the Gilbane Building Company.
72. DiMenna-Nyselius Library, view of the grand stairs DiMenna-Nyselius Library, view of the grand stairsThis view of the grand stairs of DiMenna-Nyselius Library was featured on the cover of Choice magazine for March 2003. Choice contains current reviews of publications and other resources for academic libraries. Choice has a circulation of 35,000 and reaches more than 22,000 libraries and an estimated 13,000 faculty in higher education.
73. E&F Construction Company workmen at the Nyselius Library site E&F Construction Company workmen at the Nyselius Library siteThree workmen for the E&F Construction Company, contractors for the new library, are walking by a parked truck.
74. Empty lot of the Alumni Hall construction site looking north-northeast Empty lot of the Alumni Hall construction site looking north-northeastAnother view of the Alumni Hall construction site, this time looking north-northeast. McAuliffe Hall is visible in the far center background. Fairfield Prep would be on the far right outside the photograph. Alumni House, not yet built, now stands approximately where the trees are on the right half of the photograph. Behind the concrete wall now stands the Leslie C. Quick, Jr. Recreational Complex.
75. Estate House and Main Building of the Sisters de Notre Dame de Namur Estate House and Main Building of the Sisters de Notre Dame de NamurThis is a postcard of the Estate House and Main Building of the convent occupied by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Founded by Saint Julie Billiart in 1804 in Amiens, France, they are a religious order dedicated to providing assistance and education to underprivileged communities. The sisters sold this property to Fairfield University in 1989. It was renamed the Dolan Campus, in honor of benefactors Charles and Helen Dolan, and now housing many university offices as well as a dormitory.
76. Faculty for Fairfield University, 1947-1948 Faculty for Fairfield University, 1947-1948This is a group portrait of the Fairfield University faculty from the school year 1947-1948. Front row, left to right: Rev. Francis C. Buck, S.J.; Rev. Robert B. MacDonnell, S.J.; Rev. Laurence C. Langguth, S.J.; Fairfield University President Rev. James H. Dolan, S.J.; Rev. Vincent A. Gookin, S.J.; Rev. Arthur A. MacGillivray, S.J; Rev. James A. Walsh, S.J.. Back row: Rev. Victor F. Leeber, S.J.; Rev. James T. Creamer, S.J.; Mr. Arthur R. Riel, Jr.; Mr. Carmen F. Donnarumma; Mr. John F. Cody; Mr. Chester J. Stuart; Rev. Frederick A. Harkins; Rev. John P. Murray, S.J.
77. Fairfield High School students in the Fairfield University language lab Fairfield High School students in the Fairfield University language labThree Fairfield High School students, each wearing elaborate headset apparatus, sit attentively in the language lab at Fairfield University during the NDEA Summer Institute.
78. Fairfield students climbing a pole Fairfield students climbing a poleFairfield students scramble to climb a pole, possibly as part of freshman orientation
79. Fairfield University student in a theatrical production Fairfield University student in a theatrical productionA male Fairfield University student in a toga and cape beckons to another student waiting in the wings.
80. Fairfield University student playing the drums Fairfield University student playing the drumsA male Fairfield University student in a jacket and tie is playing the drums with energy and feeling.
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