Benjamin Franklin was
inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame.
Benjamin Franklin wasn't only a skilled writer, politician, and
scientist—he was also an avid swimmer. Franklin began swimming as a child in
Boston, which led to one of his first inventions: oval palletes worn on the hands so he could swim
faster. His enthusiasm for the sport continued throughout his life and was so
well-documented that he was eventually given an honorary induction into
the International Swimming Hall of
Fame.
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