The Road to Atlanta
The Olympic flame was carried by 10,000 people on an 84-day odyssey that touched 42 states and countless hearts
Finishing Touches
Preparing for the Centennial Games wasn't really a never-ending task
Mighty Mites
They weigh no more than 119 pounds, but they lift nearly
three times that amount in their quest for gold
Getting a Grip
A gymnast's routine is all about handiwork and footholds
Eric and Carlton's Excellent Adventure
Two Atlanta Olympians make a splash in the athletes' village
Freak Show
Water polo wars are fought below the surface as much as above
it, and that makes for a strange game
3 Days of Horse Play
The three-day event includes dressage and jumping,
but most of all it is a test of endurance
Field Day
The action's rough-and-tumble,
and some of the women swing a mean stick
FlipSide
In Japanese, judo means gentleness, but in the Olympics the sport
seems to be about anything but that
Hell Night
The bomb blast that ripped the revelry out of downtown Atlanta
Wet 'n' Wild
For Olympic canoeists and kayakers, a trip down
the Ocoee River is nothing like a leisurely day of tubing.
Blaze to Glory
From start to finish, Donovan Bailey of Canada,
who captured the title of world's fastest man by soaring to victory in world record time in the 100m, ran a race that was picture perfect.
Hurtin'
There are plenty of painful reminders
that the competition isn't all fun and games
The End of a Golden Era
Carl Lewis bounced back to cap off his Olympic career in grand fashion.
Athletes' Feet
hey give competitors two legs to stand on
and a chance to make a push for greatness
Air Ball
In team handball, the players fly
around the court as much as the ball does
A Different Look
Darkroom techniques shed a
whole new light on the competition
Centennial Sail
Off the coast of Savannah, Olympic yachtsmen look for a
windfall
Second Time's the Charm
Dan O'Brien captures the decathlon
Follow the Crowd
Fans flocked to venues and became part of the spectacle
Thanks for the Memories
The champions of the centennial games left lasting impressions
not only of their astounding feats but also in the ways they
celebrated them