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 continue to preserve and transfer footage from film to DVD, we will be adding to the virtual archive so that historic events from aquatic history can be enjoyed throughout the world.
Ray Taft In 1972, Ray jumped in to Masters Swimming with both feet by hosting the first National Short Course Championships in San Mateo, California. As a swimmer, he set over 51 world records in the 65, 70, and 75 year age groups and obtained 28 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Masters World Championships of New Zealand (1984), Japan (1986), Brisbane (1988), Indianapolis (1992) and Montreal (1994).
