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MUSEUM

DISPLAY & ACQUISITIONS

 

 

 

ACQUISITIONS

ERHOF has collected hundreds of photographs, posters, jewelry, prize buckles, programs, costumes, saddles, films, programs and many other historical artifacts from the Ellensburg Rodeo donated by local and national competitors, participants, volunteers, and their families.

The following pictures are only small sample of the items in Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame’s large collection:

Belt, Gloves and Sash – Teresa Chepoda, 1979 Rodeo Princess
Boots – Buff Brady Jr.
Boots – Buff Brady Jr.
Boots – Buff Brady Jr.
Boots given to Rodeo Board Director, Allen Faltus.
ERHOF-Hat, Boots and Photo – Phil Gardenhire.
ERHOF Bronze Figure – Tom Ferguson.
ERHOF-Buckles and Ring, Bronze Figure – Tom Ferguson.
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Mary McManamy Seubert, 1960 Rodeo Queen.
Pants – Buff Brady Jr.
ERHOF-Rodeo Outfit – Buff Brady Jr
Rodeo Outfit – 1941 Queen, Bernice Bender.
Rodeo Outfit – 1949 Princess, Donna Driver Wyatt.
Rodeo Outfit – 1988 Princess Teresa Clarke.
ERHOF-Rodeo Number and Photo – Joe Beaver
Photo and Outfit – Butch Lehmkuhler.
Plate and Mug, Ellensburg Rodeo Memorabilia.
Photos and Rope – Buff Brady Jr
ERHOF-Rodeo Memorabilia.
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ERHOF-Rodeo Memorabilia.
ERHOF-Rodeo Memorabilia.
Hat – Worn by Linda Anderson Dozier, Rodeo Queen 1959.
ERHOF-Cowboy Hat – 1964 Rodeo Queen, Sandy Kern Bryan.
Outfit and Sash – Rochelle Bierek, 1987 Rodeo Princess.
Ellensburg Tree Saddle made by Farrell Harness Shop donated by Joe Powell and Judy Kleck.
Award saddle belonging to Deb Copenhaver. Inscribed with “World’s Championship Rodeo 1952 Madison Square Garden” on both sides of the saddle.
Photo and Rope – Monty Montana
Buckles won by Rod Lyman.
Jacket – Rodeo Board Director, Allen Faltus.
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MUSEUM DISPLAY

The Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame has joined with the Clymer Museum to create a showcase for art, culture, and western history at 416 N. Pearl.
ERHOF now leases the old Downtown Pharmacy space from the Clymer Museum. ERHOF stores its large and valuable collection in the spacious upstairs area, where it also maintains an office headquarters. ERHOF exhibits continuously in the old pharmacy, with shows celebrating the founding of the rodeo, women in the Ellensburg Rodeo, the role of Indians, trick riders and clowns, ropers, All-Around Champions, specialty acts, the inducted Animals that reached national fame, and much more.