Heritage Station Museum

🎨✨ Exciting News!

Our 2026 Pendleton Round-Up Poster is officially live on our website!

This year's Pendleton Round-Up poster tells more than one story.

Created by artist Madison Thames, the 2026 poster celebrates America's 250th anniversary with the American flag proudly waving behind a scene that embodies the spirit of the West. At the same time, it pays tribute to the Native American communities whose presence, traditions, and contributions remain an essential part of Round-Up.

Another piece to this poster is Madison's love of rough stock. Madison was especially drawn to The Black Tie, the legendary two-time PRCA World Champion Bucking Horse from Sankey Pro Rodeo & Phenom Genetics Inc. She wanted to capture the power, beauty, and intensity of the matchup between horse and rider. One ride in particular stood out: Australian cowboy Jake Finlay's historic 91-point ride aboard The Black Tie to claim the 2024 Pendleton Round-Up Saddle Bronc Championship. Two champions, one unforgettable moment!

The result is a poster that feels unmistakably Pendleton, honoring the people, traditions, and moments that have made Round-Up a Western icon for more than a century.

Grab yours today!

$20 2026 Pendleton Round-Up Poster: https://leterbuck.com/products/official-2026-pendleton-round-up-poster-by-madison-thames

$100 UNFRAMED Limited Edition Poster 11-100 Autographed: https://leterbuck.com/products/official-2026-pendleton-round-up-unframed-limited-edition-poster-by-madison-thames

$350 FRAMED Limited Edition Poster 1-10 Autographed (Pre-Order): https://leterbuck.com/products/pre-order-official-2026-pendleton-round-up-framed-limited-edition-poster-by-madison-thames

This Saturday at Heritage Station Museum we are making wishing stars!

The craft station is included with museum admission.

We will be closing a little early today, we apologize for any inconvenience.

UPDATE: The driver contacted us, thank you to our amazing community for your help!

Can you help us identify this person?

On May 16th at 4:03 PM we captured video of the following vehicle and driver who damaged the gate to the museum grounds and left at 4:05 PM without contacting us to notify us of the incident. The vehicle appears to be a black Escalade or similar type of vehicle.

If you can help identify this person, please call the museum at 541-276-0012.

For those who have asked, yes, a police report has been filed.
We would be grateful for any information the community can share with us.