Kathrine Switzer Boston Marathon 1967 Print — Women's Running History Poster, Feminist Wall Art, Inspirational Gift for Runners

She didn't just run a race — she changed history.

This powerful black-and-white print captures the iconic moment from the 1967 Boston Marathon when Kathrine Switzer — the first woman to officially enter and complete the race — refused to be stopped. Bib number 261. Courage in every stride.

Paired with her legendary quote: "All you need is the courage to believe in yourself and put one foot in front of the other."

Perfect for:

• Marathon runners and athletes who need daily motivation

• Feminist home décor and women's history displays

• Gifts for runners, coaches, and trailblazers

• Home offices, gyms, studios, and training spaces

• Women's History Month and International Women's Day gifts

Print details:

• High-resolution digital art print

• Available in multiple sizes to suit any frame

• Striking black-and-white editorial aesthetic