Guide Note: The Olympics Hall of Fame is an honorary institution recognizing notable Olympic athletes. Each country maintains their own hall of fame and is responsible for admitting athletes based on their own criteria. The United States Olympic Hall of Fame was founded established in 1979.

Fast Facts:

U.S. Hall of Fame established in 1979
First induction: 1983
No inductions 1992-2003
There is no museum for the United States Olympic Hall of Fame

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Olympics Hall of Fame

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The Canadian Press: Robinson, De La Hoya Eligible for Olympic Hall of Fame (February 28, 2008)

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