NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS

---

Registration for the 2010 Ft. Lauderdale Rough Water Swim Now Open

---

ISHOF - Honoree Class of 2009 Induction Videos - ALL NEW

---

International Swimming Hall of Fame - Class of 2009

---

Golden Homecoming: An Evening with Greg Louganis and Jeanne White-Grinder

---

NEW VIDEO ARCHIVE FOOTAGE
The International Swimming Hall of Fame's film and video archive, which dates to the 1920's, is the most extensive and comprehensive in the world. As we have continued to preserve and transfer footage from film to DVD, we have added to the virtual archive so that historic events from aquatic history can be enjoyed throughout the world.
Our latest Additions:

Tiffany Cohen	Rowdy Gaines - Masters
Yoshiko Osaki	1984 - 4 X 200 Relay
Craig Wilson	1976 Olympic Waterpolo
Rowdy Gaines

---

Paintings Worth Millions on Display at ISHOF
Paintings worth millions of dollars are now on display at ISHOF. Of course the originals are safe and sound in the world’s great museums. What we have are museum quality replicas hand painted at the direction of one our members, who has loaned them to ISHOF for the benefit of the swimming community. Among the artists represented are 19th and 20th century masters Georges Seurat, Paul Cezanne, Pablo Picasso, Paul Gauguin and George Catlin.

More Info

---

THAT'S ISHOF ENTERTAINMENT
From from the earliest days of Silent pictures to today, swimmers and swimming have figured prominently in film. ISHOF has compiled a list of some of the most important films that showcase the aquatic sports for your entertainment pleasure. If we've missed some, please let us know and we'll add them to the list.

ISHOF Entertainment (pdf)

---

ISHOF's Timeline of Women’s Swimming History (pdf)

---

International Swimming Hall of Fame Launches
Black Swimming History Resource
Fort Lauderdale – In conjunction with Black History Month, the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) announced today the creation of a new section on its Web site celebrating Black Swimming History. The site which can be accessed through www.ishof.org , is intended to be an informational and inspirational resource for aquatic facilities, schools and parents interested in drowning prevention and swimming

Read More

ISHOF Celebrates Black History in Aquatics

---