Exhibit | U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

Michelle Dusserre Farrell’s Training Journal

See Michelle Dusserre Farrell’s journal containing the detailed notes of her practices and competitions.

Wall of Wheaties

The Wheaties box remains a major iconic symbol of the cultural impact of the Olympics and Paralympics. See the collection on display at the Museum.

Sam the Eagle

Los Angeles needed a mascot that would get crowds excited about the approaching 1984 Olympics, and Sam the Eagle was born.

Saul and Christa Welger: a Paralympic Power Couple

A shared passion for sport and inclusion brought the Welgers together.

From the racetrack to the Winter Games: building a better bobsled

The Bo-Dyn Project constructed bobsleds that helped Team USA reach the top of the Olympic podium.

Virtual Exhibit: Jesse Owens’ incredible performance at Berlin 1936

Winning four gold medals at a single Olympic Games was a feat that went unmatched for 50 years

Lake Placid ‘Miracle on Ice’ scoreboard on display at the Museum

The scoreboard from the Lake Placid 1980 Olympic Winter Games is now on display at the Museum.

Preserving the past: USOPMuseum partners with StoryCorps

By pairing people with shared experiences for a 40-minute uninterrupted conversation, StoryCorps' unique format creates meaningful discussion that preserves history.

On Exhibit: Olympic Torches

Come see the Olympic Torches from several recent Olympic Games, learn about the torch relays and more.

On Exhibit: PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games Torch

The torch is white, representing the region's snowy landscape and the white porcelain that South Korea is famous for producing. The Torch Relay had 7,500 torchbearers over 101 days.

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