Exhibits

Haines Stampede Rodeo Exhibit is Out of the Chute

Work is underway by the Haines Stampede Rodeo Association and EO Museum volunteers to create a permanent exhibit celebrating the rodeo’s presence in Baker County since 1915.

The exhibit will showcase the many historic records and artifacts surrounding the iconic local event.

The Eastern Oregon Museum is honored the Haines Stampede Rodeo Association has agreed to house its collection on site.

Antique stampede ribbons, photos, trophies, buckles, banners, western memorabilia and more are on display in the museum’s Carriage Wing.

Funding provided by the Oregon Cultural Trust, The Eastern Oregon Museum, and The Haines Stampede Rodeo Association.

Web Site Photo 10 - Haines Stampede 1916 - Methodist and Baptist Ministers challenge each other to a bucking mule competition

Before we got started

EO Museum Equipment Shed

As it stands now

Anthony Lakes Exhibit Photo Outside

Anthony Lakes Ski Resort – A Community Project– From the Beginning

Be inspired how individuals can make a difference by pursuing their passions, then involving others with Enthusiasm, Cooperation, Ingenuity, and especially Perseverance.

It simply took local enthusiasts like farmer/inventor, Champ Bond with his abilities to create working machines out of scrap metal and an early skier/newspaper editor, By Brinton along with other local help to make it happen over 60 years ago.

It continues on today.

Our many thanks to The Anthony Lakes Outdoor Recreation Association, The Buerkel-Zoellner Foundation, The Leo Adler Foundation, and the Oregon Community Foundation, for their continued support of this permanent exhibit.