Marathon Collection (page 9)

Miltiades The Younger, C. 550 Bc-489 Bc. Greek Military Commander And General. From The Book Crabbs Historical Dictionary Published 1825

Winners Dionicio Ceron and Katrin Dorre on the podium holding their trophies after winning the 1994 London Marathon Cherry

Katrin Dorre crosses the finish line of the 1993 London Marathon and is the first woman home. Winner April 1993 Cherry

Eamonn Martin Athlete wins The 1993 London Marathon

Stadium for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games
An aerial view of the stadium built for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. Originally with a capacity of 32, 000, the stadium was rebuilt to accomodate 42, 000

Olympic marathon runners, 1924 Paris Olympics
Competitors in the marathon during the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, with their heads protected from the sun. The race was won by Stenroos of Finland. Date: 1924

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A detail of the Luxor Obelisk at the Place de la Concorde is seen as runners compete in the 41st Paris Marathon at the Champs-Elysees in Paris on April 9, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / FRANCK FIFE

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People dressed up as Santa Claus stretch before the start of the annual " Santa Fun Run" for charity in Sydney on November 28, 2010

Outback Road Sign
No fuel for 120km

Miles M69 Marathon II G-AHXU later VX231
Miles M69 Marathon, II, G-AHXU, later VX231, was powered by two Armstrong Siddeley Mamba turboprops

Wembley Stadium, 1948 London Olympic Games
Wembley Stadium, as viewed from the air. The main track events and the official opening of the XIVth Olympiad took place here, as well as the finals of the football and field-hockey, fencing

OKLAHOMA: CADDO, 1938. The small town of Caddo, Oklahoma, most of its inhabitants having migrated to the Pacific Coast, probably because of drought. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, June 1938

Sammy Mellor and his son, the greatest marathon runnner of the age and his charge. He won the Boston marathon in 1902

Map of Athens and surroundings, lithograph, published in 1897
Map of Athens and surroundings, Greece. Lithograph, published in 1897

Marathon stilt walker at Lands End, Cornwall
Marathon stilt walker, Russell Fowler, at Lands End, Cornwall, after completing his Tamar Bridge to Lands End marathon walk. Date: circa 1980s

Close up of British Caribbean marathon runner, wearing his medal and holding the foil wrap. Building in back ground Date: 1983

British Caribbean marathon runner, with foil wrap, standing in front of a red bus Date: 1983

British Caribbean marathon runner, completed the race sponsored by Gillette, standing in front of the barriers Date: 1983

Marathon runners changing on the pavement. One man in bright purple jacket and blue back pack stands near right f picture Date: 1990

British Caribbean marathon runner stand facing the camera, other runners walking by, people in the back ground Date: 1990

Marathon runners with silver white and blue ADT foil wraps, by the red buses. Runner, left of the picture holding a ADT gift bags Date: 1990

British Caribbean marathon runner standing with medal, on the pavement in front of a white tent. Marathon sponsored by ADT Date: 1990

Tomb Lion. Marathon. 330 B. C. Marble. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Tomb Lion. Marathon. 330 B.C. Marble. Sculpture. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Copenhagen. Denmark

Part of the Trophy Column. 5th century BC. Archaeological Mu
Part of the Trophy Column, built to commemorate the Battle of Marathon after the defeat of the Persians by the Athenians. 5th century BC. Archaeological Museum of Marathon. Greece

Greece. Tumulus of Marathon, tomb of the 192 athenians who died in the Battle of Marathon (5th century B.C.)

Statue of a reclining man. Greece
Statue of a reclining man, probably the personification of the Charadros river. 2nd century. From Pythion. Archaeological Museum of Marathon. Greece

Stele. Archaeological Museum of Marathon. Greece
Stele inscribed with the rules for the worship of the God Pan (1st century B.C.). Pan Cave. Archaeological Museum of Marathon. Greece

Advertisement for Bri-Lon sports shirts
Advert for sports shirts in Bri-Nylon by Fred Perry Sportswear, and on the right, a button-through sports shirt in Bri-Nylon by Marathon. Date: 1966

Barbara Windsor at Darts Marathon, Cornwall
Barbara Windsor, actress, shaking hands with Malcolm Winters, darts player and pub employee, watched by other players, at the famous First and Last Inn at the village of Sennen, Lands End, Cornwall

Marathon race, 1932 Olympic Games
The start of the marathon at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games, won by Zabala. Date: 1932

Battle of Marathon
BATTLE OF MARATHON Miltiades, with 11, 000 Athenians and Plataeans, defeats the 60, 000-strong Persian army of Darius Hystaspes

HANS LUTHER (1879-1962). German politician and Chancellor of Germany, 1925-1926. As German ambassador to the United States, presenting the Washington Evening Star trophy to marathon runner William B

CLARENCE DEMAR (1888-1958). American athlete and marathoner. Photograph, 1948

LEWIS TEWANIMA (1888-1969). American Hopi Indian Olympic runner. After being awarded with a first-place trophy after a marathon in New York City. Photograph, 6 May 1911

Two athletic women in vest and shorts running, side view

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Runners pass Big Ben during the London Marathon in London on April 23, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Daniel LEAL-OLIVAS

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Runners cross the half way point on Tower Bridge during the London Marathon in London on April 23, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / CHRIS J RATCLIFFE

CHARLES C. PYLE (1882-1939). Known as C. C. Pyle. American sports promoter and showman
CHARLES C. PYLE (1882-1939). Known as C.C. Pyle. American sports promoter and showman. Photographed with one of his clients, star football player Harold Red Grange (right), while passing through St

DANCE MARATHON, 1928. Couples dancing in a marathon dance contest in Culver City, California, 1928

MARATHON DANCERS, 1930s. Exhausted marathon dancers in a Chicago ballroom: oil over a photograph, early 1930s

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"From Ancient Greece to Modern Times: The Marathon Journey" In the vast expanse of the night sky, Messier objects twinkle like celestial jewels, forming a full set that captivates astronomers. Similarly, runners from all walks of life embark on their own cosmic journey when they participate in marathons. Picture this: NYC Marathon runners gracefully traverse a bridge, their determination etched on their faces as they push themselves beyond limits. It's a sight reminiscent of Pheidippides' legendary run from Marathon to Athens during ancient times. Speaking of legends, the bust of Miltiades stands tall as a symbol of inspiration for marathoners worldwide. This Athenian military leader and politician played a pivotal role in shaping the history and significance behind this endurance race. Fast forward to 1927 - an iconic year for marathons. Runners lace up their shoes and embrace the challenge with unwavering spirit. The echoes of cheers reverberate through time as these individuals strive for greatness. But let us not forget where it all began - in 1896 at the first modern Olympic Games held in Athens. Spyridon Louis emerges victorious, winning hearts along with his gold medal in the marathon race. A powerful illustration captures this historic moment, forever etching it into our collective memory. Traveling further back in time takes us to ancient Greece; home to both athletic prowess and cultural heritage. The Ancient Olympic Games witnessed athletes competing fiercely in various disciplines including the grueling marathon event – an ode to human strength and resilience. The Greek marathon holds tales untold; stories woven into its very fabric by heroes like Miltiades who shaped its legacy centuries ago. Their footsteps echo through generations as modern-day runners follow suit, embracing challenges head-on with every stride taken. And finally, we arrive at London 1908 - another milestone etched within marathon history books.