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The 1982 British Figure Skating And Ice Dancing Championships
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The Iron Lady ruled the roost, the newspapers were dominated by headlines about The Falklands War, "Come On Eileen" by Dexy's ...
How The Attack On Pearl Harbor Affected The Skating World
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Seventy five years ago, the Imperial Japanese Army's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor changed the course of World War II and world his...
Chef Boiardi And The Winton Hotel's Ice Shows
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"This was one of the first hotels to feature ice skating. It was a tremendous novelty at the time; imagine ice skating in a hotel di...
A Late Bloomer: The Wingate Snaith Story
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The son of Willoughby and Margeurite Snaith, Wingate Errol William Snaith was born in 1913 in Ottawa, Ontario. He grew up in Sandy Hill a...
#Unearthed: M. Quad On Skates
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When you dig through skating history, you never know what you will unearth. In the spirit of cataloguing fascinating tales from skating his...
The 1967 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
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Photo courtesy "Skating" magazine From January 18 to 21, 1967, the best amateur figure skaters in the United States converged...
The Mecca Of Skating: Switzerland's Skating Craze
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Ulrich Salchow competing in Davos, Switzerland If the concept of a 'mecca' has ever applied to figure skating, Switzerland woul...
Juliet Stanton Adee, A Skater I Can't Say Impressed Me
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Juliet Stanton Adee and Dr. Raynham Townshend on their sloop Nutmeg. Photo courtesy Mystic Seaport, The Museum Of America And The Sea . ...
The Pro-Skate Tour
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Shortly after Dick Button 's company Candid Productions began presenting the annual World Professional Figure Skating Championships ...
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