Marshall Taylor

1878–1932 (age 54)

cyclist

Biography

Marshall Taylor (1878–1932), known as "Lightning" Taylor, became an international cycling sensation whose speed and discipline made him one of the most celebrated athletes of his era.

Overcoming bigotry of the age, he paved the way for future generations of riders and now rests at Mount Glenwood Memory Gardens (South), where admirers continue to celebrate his daring spirit.

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