The Oklahoma Hall of Fame hosts a number of permanent and rotating exhibits annually. Rotating exhibits highlight specific Oklahoma stories and individuals and are also available to view virtually.
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Rotating exhibit
Picture Yourself Presents: Clarence LeBlanc, An Oklahoma Rodeo Legend
This exhibit details the extraordinary life of legendary rodeo cowboy Clarence LeBlanc.
Rotating exhibit
Oklahoma Leaders in Public Service
Learn about 18 inspiring Oklahomans who stepped up to serve, lift voices, build bridges, and shape a better tomorrow for our great state and beyond.
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Rotating exhibit
Tsoai-Talee: The Life and Legacy of N. Scott Momaday
This exhibit traces the life and legacy of N. Scott Momaday, a renowned Kiowa author, poet, painter, and educator. Considered a key figure in the Native American Renaissance, Momaday used his work to bring contemporary Native American experiences to a wider audience. His groundbreaking 1968 novel, House Made of Dawn, not only secured his place in literary history but also inspired many other Native American writers.
Permanent exhibits
Permanent exhibits within the Gaylord-Pickens Museum are open year-round. Most are updated seasonally to provide visitors with new experiences on a regular basis.
President's Office Gallery
The original office of R.T. Stuart, founder of the Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company, features original furnishings and rotating exhibits of Oklahoma Hall of Fame Members.
Story of the Portraits
The Story of the Portraits gallery features rotating exhibits curated from Oklahoma Hall of Fame Member portraits.
Oklahoma Hall of Fame Gallery
Explore the stories of the more than 700 Oklahoma Hall of Fame Members using the Legacy Map and view the current class's portraits.
Picture Yourself
Jump into life-sized experiences inspired by Oklahoma Hall of Fame Members and their careers.
Makerspace
Makerspace features STEAM-based learning activities, custom Kris Kanaly murals, an Oklahoma-themed scavenger hunt, and a sensory wall.