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Organization:
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Contact:
John K. Williams, Jr. - Adapted Aquatics Committee
Address:
One Hall of Fame Drive
n/a
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
33316
USA
Phone:
954-462-6536
Fax:
954-522-4521
Email:
jwill3@cox.net
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http://www.ishof.org
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The International Swimming Hall of Fame is a not-for-profit educational organization located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The mission of the International Swimming Hall of Fame is to be the world-wide focal point of swimming and its many disciplines. Its purpose is to have every person in the world learn to swim and to:
Provide an international facility that will secure public recognition of the benefits offered by competitive and recreational swimming, diving, water polo and synchronized swimming.
Increase awareness of the health and fitness derived from swimming, aquatic exercise and other special programs including those for the disabled.
Foster an appreciation of the past, an awareness of the present and a vision of the future of aquatics.
Document and preserve the history of aquatics through its archives, exhibitions and library
Immortalize the achievements and contributions of those who have distinguished themselves in the sport.
Stimulate the growing interest in swimming by encouraging the construction of public and private swimming pools that will meet the needs of the ever expanding base of swimmers.
Advance water safety, good health and fitness by encouraging education, training and guidance.
Function as a premier facility and host for age group, national and international swimming events.
Sustain the commitment to excellence that continues to inspire young people to new heights of aquatic achievement.
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