Aug 23, 1958; Dover, UK; Danish swimmer, GRETA ANDERSEN, formerly of Denmark today won the International Cross Channel Swim inexactly eleven hours, a new women's record. The picture shows Greta Anderson relaxing immediately, on reaching the ...
Greta Andersen
Channel Swimmer - Greta Andersen - Channel Swimming Dover
1948 Olympics: Day 8: Wembley pool rescue 'televised' | Swimming | The Guardian
93 Greta Andersen Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Bildagentur | mauritius images | Swimmer Greta Andersen Training In Honolulu 30 January 1961
After Nazi Occupation, Greta Andersen Won Gold For Denmark | Only A Game
90 With A Smile, Greta Andersen – World Open Water Swimming Association
Greta andersen hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
93 Greta Andersen Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Greta Andersen Denmark 1948 Olympic Gold Swimmer Signed Autograph Photo Display - Olympic Cut Signatures at Amazon's Sports Collectibles Store
Greta Andersen Olympic Gold Medalist Marathon Swimmer talks about her Career in Open Water Swimming - YouTube
Greta Andersen - Openwaterpedia
1958 Press Photo Swimmer Greta Andersen & Captain Floyd Hunt talking, New Jersey | eBay
After Nazi Occupation, Greta Andersen Won Gold For Denmark | Only A Game
93 Greta Andersen Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Aug. 23, 1958 - Dover, England, U.K - The thirty year old Danish swimmer, GRETA ANDERSEN, born May 1, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. ZUK-19580823-MAB-K09-309 | agefotostock
Greta Andersen Biography - Danish swimmer | Pantheon
CCSF News February 2012 – Catalina Channel Swimming Federation
Golden finale: Phelps wins 23rd Olympic gold with relay win | WLUK
Queens of the Channel
Greta Andersen, start of 2 way Channel swim bid - Channel Swimming Dover
Greta Andersen - Swimming - Olympic News
Most Influential 2015: Greta Andersen – Orange County Register
1959 Greta Andersen Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer Union Oil 76 Sports Club Pub 4 | eBay
Greta Andersen - Wikipedia
