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RMDEYJMN–Opening ceremonies of the first modern Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Hand-colored woodcut
RM2G5JN6R–Scholz inspecting the track before his 200 m Olympic race in 1928 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
RMGG29PT–1936 Olympic Games poster, Garmisch-Partenkirchen February 1936 Germany Washington, The Library of Congress
RM2FK4NW1–Jim Thorpe. Portrait of the American athlete and Olympic gold medallist, James Francis Thorpe (1887-1953), c. 1910
RM2G20269–Bill Bradley of Princeton University (#8 for the NCAA 'Red' Team), in action during tryouts for the 1964 US Olympic Basketball team, New York, NY, April 1964. (Photo by Riordan/United States Information Agency/RBM Vintage Images)
RMF2B3KB–Bruce Jenner, former Olympic Champion and Co-host of NBC-T.V.'s 'America Alive!'. January 1979. - (CSU 2015 5 89)
RMBMFA4R–Undated photo of Baron Pierre de Coubertin (1863 - 1937) - founder of the IOC and 'father' of the modern Olympic Games.
RMT7HB6A–Scene in the New Comedy of Martin Chuzzlewit at the Olympic Theatre, New York - Finale of the Supper at Mrs. Todger's House - 1864
RMGG29PP–Poster: The 1936 Olympic Games opening ceremony The hinderburg balloon flying over the stadium 1936 Germany Washington, The Library of Congress
RMM0APJD–American evangelist Billy Graham addressing a crowd of over 100,000 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany in June, 1954.
RM2PXPNE5–Jim Thorpe. Portrait of the American athlete and Olympic gold medallist, James Francis Thorpe (1887-1953) by Underwod and Underwood, c. 1913
RMEJE1NF–Poster for the1964 Tokyo Olympic Games designed by Yusaku Kamekura (1915 - 1997). See description for more information.
RMF2AW31–1976 Olympic Gold Medalist Dorothy Hamill skated as the star of ICE CAPADES from 1977-84. (CSU 2015 11 1460)
RMC7PDB0–The rear view of the 2012 Olympic Games Gold Medal on display in the British Museum in London
RMDEYJ1A–Building the stadium in Athens for the first modern Olympic Games, held in 1896. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph
RM2G5JN4J–Photograph shows Theodor Lewald (1860-1947) who was a civil servant in the German Reich. As an executive of the International Olympic Committee, he served as President of the Olympic organizing committee for the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, circa 1920
RMCPAT4G–Olympic Stadium- London 2012-Populous Architects-Elevator Populous United Kingdom Architect Unknown
RMM0APJ6–American evangelist Billy Graham addressing a crowd of over 100,000 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany in June, 1954.
RM2PXPNG0–Johnny Weissmuller. Portrait of the American Olympic swimmer and actor, Johnny Weissmuller (born Johann Peter Weißmüller, 1904-1984) in 1924
RMCP2Y6Y–Plan of Olympia, Elis, Greece. Site of the Olympic Games in classical times. From a History of Greece, published 1900.
RMF2AWRM–Petter Hugsted, 1948 Olympic ski jumping champion, takes off at Fox River Grove. Illinois, Jan. 16, 1949. He won first place at
RMFW5NN5–Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.
RMCPATN8–Olympic Stadium- London 2012-Populous Architects-Exterior View Populous United Kingdom Architect Unknown
RMFRMWAE–Duke Kahanamoku, legendary 'father of modern surfing' and a multi-Olympic medalist is honored in the the Surfing Hall of Fame, the Swimming Hall of Fame and the Olympic Hall of Fame.
RM2WHW0RE–Johnny Weissmuller. Portrait of the American Olympic swimmer and actor, Johnny Weissmuller (born Johann Peter Weißmüller, 1904-1984) in the 1940s
RM2RD6EF3–Wolfermann, Klaus, * 31.3.1946, German athlete (athletics), at the XX. Olympic Games, qualifying, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMG15G51–The Olympic and Titanic at Belfast, Ireland. The Olympic and Titanic were sisters and almost identical. While the Titanic's life was rather short-lived, the RMS Olympic served a long and illustrious career (1911 to 1935), including service as a troopship
RMJXW09N–Lacrosse, Caleb Redgrave Kelly, Jr, James Wilcox Ives Jr, William Harrison Triplett, Millard Lang, Church Yearley, Marshall Duer McDorman, William Frederick Weitzel, Peter William Reynolds, William Roe Kahl, Coach Ray Van Orman, George Frederick Packard, Douglas Hoffman Stone, James Merriken, Francis Henry Beeler, John Iglehart Turnbull, Helmuth Frederick Stude, Joseph Cavendish Darrell, Donaldson Naylor Kelly, Walter Francis Kneipe, Lorne Randolph Guild, Olympics Group Photograph of The Johns Hopkins University 1932 Olympic Lacrosse Team at Los Angeles, 1932.
RMF2AW32–Olympic Gold Medal winners Bruce Jenner and Dorothy Hamill in April 1978. Jenner appeared on an ABC Television Special, DOROTHY
RMFW5NMT–Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.
RMCPAT38–Olympic Stadium- London 2012-Populous Architects-Overall View Populous United Kingdom Architect Unknown
RMFRMWEG–Duke Kahanamoku, the legendary 'father of modern surfing' and a multi-Olympic medalist is honored in the the Surfing Hall of Fame, the Swimming Hall of Fame and the Olympic Hall of Fame.
RM2FK4NTW–Jim Thorpe. Portrait of the American athlete and Olympic gold medallist, James Francis Thorpe (1887-1953), playing football for the Canton Bulldogs, c. 1915-1920
RM2RE3EMD–Westermann, Liesel, * 2.11.1944, German athlete, break during the Olympic Games, Munich, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMG15G48–The RMS Olympic is ready for final preparations. This photograph is from October 20th, 1910, and the ship was completed on May 31st, 1911. Unlike other ships built by White Star Line, namely Titanic and Britannic, The RMS Olympic served a long and illustr
RMF2AXPA–The US Olympic Team holds the American flag that flew over the Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001. Firefighters took the flag from a
RMFW5NMY–Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London under the flight path into Heathrow Airport. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.
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