
The Three Bartos, Eddie Barto, Edward Sturm, and Dewey Barto (nee Stewart Steven Swoyer), were an acrobatic hand-balancing act that...
Read MoreWith the assistance of our donors, the Stark Center has committed to making the contents of its unique collections available to the world through a wide range of digitization projects. These include digitized books, magazines, and scrapbooks.
The Three Bartos, Eddie Barto, Edward Sturm, and Dewey Barto (nee Stewart Steven Swoyer), were an acrobatic hand-balancing act that...
Read MoreDittmar’s Time at UT (1913 – 1917) In 1917, when Gustav Charles Dittmar graduated from UT and entered the First...
Read MoreThis is a game-by-game account of the historic 1947 season in which the Longhorns won the Southwest Conference led by...
Read MoreA photograph catalog of famous bodybuilders compiled by Paul Putnam. Distributed with the intent of selling copies of the photos,...
Read MoreHarvey Penick’s Little Red Golf Letter newsletter from 1994 filled with helpful golf tips and musings, as well as an...
Read MoreScrapbook containing mostly photographs documenting the life and athletic accomplishments of George Jowett, beginning with physique photographs at age 15...
Read MoreScrapbook compiled by Anthony Barker containing variety of strength-related and biographical material. Professor Anthony Barker scrapbook is available on the...
Read MoreScrapbook #12 This scrapbook features photographs of family members, birth and death certificates, tickets, photographs of family members, strongmen, and...
Read MoreHealth and Life magazine was published in June 1922 as a “national monthly magazine for health, physical education and right living.” ...
Read MoreOttley Coulter created several scrapbooks documenting various Strongmen and Strongwomen’s lives and careers through clippings and other materials. The strongmen...
Read MoreStrength, first published in 1914, was the channel needed by Alan Calvert to get the public to start using weights....
Read MoreAs a devoted weightlifter and physical culturalist, Coulter sought out and collected training guides produced by many of the world’s...
Read MoreOttley Coulter and George Jowett shared a life-long passion for weightlifting, believing it was not only a means to improve...
Read MoreThe digitization of the pages in Attila’s scrapbook was made possible by a grant from the Utopia Project, an outreach...
Read MoreWe are happy to make available the digitized version of one of our most important documents—the 600-page scrapbook owned for...
Read MorePublication from 1915 celebrating the 1914 UT football season. The game-by-game feats and their measures are chronicled within its pages....
Read MoreEven rarer than Les Rois de la Force, however, is Desbonnet’s Les Rois de La Lutte (The Kings of Wrestling)...
Read MoreLes Rois de la Force (The Kings of Strength), written by French physical culturist and magazine publisher Edmond Desbonnet, is...
Read MoreLaunched in March 1899, Physical Culture, published by Bernarr Macfadden, contained dietary advice, weight training information, and an incredible collection...
Read MoreNo Bevo, no “burnt orange,” and no “Hook ‘em.” No email, no cell phones, no 747s. The NCAA was barely...
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Read MoreWe are pleased to make available a related chapter on running training by Mr. George published in Training for Athletics. Researchers...
Read MoreA recent article in the New York Times Magazine has spurred renewed interest in W. C. George’s book The 100-Up Exercise. Because Mr....
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