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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM241T_kathleen-mcclintock-1907-1998_Pendleton-OR.html
This Statue is Decicated to All the Women Who Have Served as the Face of the Pendleton Round-Up
Like many of the Pendleton Round-Up Queens past and present, Kathleen McClintock had served as a princess on the court prior to becoming the Roun…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM240J_milarkey-building_Pendleton-OR.html
The Milarkey Building at 203 South Main Street is 26 ft. by 100 ft. long and was erected in 1883-84 by Thomas Milarkey in the "Late Simple Expression Italianate" style. This style is typical of many brick commercial buildings constructed in Pendle…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM240I_george-fletcher_Pendleton-OR.html
Inducted into the Round-Up hall of Fame, National Cowboy Hall of Fame, National Cowboys of Color Hall of Fame
George Fletcher arrived in Pendleton around 1900 at the age of 10 with his mother and stepfather. His home life was unstable, and…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM240H_r-f-renn-building_Pendleton-OR.html
This 75' x 100' building was built by B.F. Renn for use as commercial space on the first floor while the second floor housed the Elks Lodge for a few years. It had classical arched double-hung one-over-one windows with two crests at the parapet le…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM240G_the-peoples-warehouse_Pendleton-OR.html
"The People's Warehouse" was known as Pendleton's Greatest Department Store in its heyday at the turn of the century. The People's Warehouse Store began operation in the building located on the Northwest corner of Main and Court. By 1915 the store…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM240F_state-saloon_Pendleton-OR.html
This building was constructed for Thomas Milarkey, early Pendleton entrepreneur. Milarkey was one of the first Catholics to settle in Pendleton. Mass was often held in his home by visiting priests. He was instrumental in helping establish a Cathol…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM23YN_woodmen-of-the-world_Pendleton-OR.html
Built to be used by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, this building was later bought by the Woodmen of the World for their fraternal organization. The second floor housed a grand ballroom and stage, while the top floor was a large banquet hall an…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM23YM_despain-block_Pendleton-OR.html
Constructed in 1887, this is another building built and owned by Jeremiah DeSpain, early Pendleton settler, which was later added onto by E.J. Murphy. This building's second story remains much as it looked when it was constructed. Originally, the …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM23YL_judd-block_Pendleton-OR.html
Designed by a Hartford, Connecticut firm, and constructed by T.F. Howard for Fredrick Judd, this building uses native basalt stone and brick to make a bold statement. Originally, there was more ornamentation at the parapet level. The strong lintel…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM23YF_ladow-block_Pendleton-OR.html
The smaller section on the west end of the block was completed in 1884 while the remainder of the building was completed on a larger scale in 1890. Both sections are Italianate in style. The original structure had a wooden roof extending over the …