Archie Hahn

1880–1955 (age 75)

sprinter

Biography

Archie Hahn achieved renown as a sprinter, blazing through the early decades of competitive track with lightning speed and sportsmanship that inspired fellow athletes and fans alike.

After his racing days, he remained a mentor to young competitors and is remembered with honor at Monticello Memory Gardens, where he rests in peace.

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