The Pendleton Round-Up & Happy Canyon Hall of Fame was founded in 1969 to promote and protect the history and heritage of the Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon. Ten men and five horses were the first honorees, and each year the Hall of Fame Board of Directors and its members select other men, women and even livestock as new inductees. An inductee must have a long association with Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon. A special section of the Hall of Fame museum is devoted to these inductees, and each year, a special display is set up for the current inductees. These cases include pictures, clothing and other memorabilia that showcase the contributions of the honoree. The Hall of Fame and museum operates solely on donations, proceeds from fundraising events, grants and hundreds of volunteer hours. The Hall of Fame and museum is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Exhibits in the Hall of Fame museum cover a wide range of subjects and span more than 100 years of Round-Up and Happy Canyon history. Exhibits and memorabilia range from a full-sized teepee and wagons to delicate beadwork, saddles, clothing, Indian regalia, photographs, firearms, and trophies - hundreds of items are displayed for your enjoyment with new exhibits added each year. Hours vary by season - check our website for details www.rounduphalloffame.org Call for private or group tours, including educational tours for school groups. 541-278-0815 ruphalloffame@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook! @ruphalloffame