Where History Comes to Life

The Palomino Heritage Museum brings the story of the Palomino horse to life—celebrating its impact across culture. From legendary on-screen appearances to unforgettable moments in the arena, the museum preserves the people, horses, and milestones that shaped the Palomino legacy.

What You’ll Discover

Visitors can explore a rich collection of exhibits and archives that highlight:

Hall of Fame horses and achievements

Cultural moments in film, media, and history

The evolution of the Palomino breed

The individuals who helped define the legacy

Whether you’re a lifelong horse enthusiast or new to the story, the museum offers a special look into the world of the Palomino horse.

Meet the Curator

Dr. Ed North serves as the curator of the Palomino Heritage Museum, bringing decades of experience, knowledge, and dedication to the Palomino community.

A lifelong horseman, breeder, and exhibitor, Dr. North has been involved with Palomino horses for over 50 years. His extensive contributions include leadership roles within PHBA, judging at the highest levels of competition, and authoring numerous publications on equine genetics.

As curator, he plays a vital role in preserving the history of the breed, ensuring that its stories, achievements, and impact are carefully documented and shared.

Plan Your Visit

We invite you to experience the Palomino legacy in person.

Location

15253 East Skelly Drive
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74116

Hours

Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fridays – 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Contact

(918) 438-1234 Guided tours may be available upon request—please contact the Foundation to learn more.

Free Admission

Create Opportunities That Last

These scholarships do more than provide financial support. They open doors to careers, education, and lifelong involvement in the equine industry.

Your support helps fund these scholarships, expand opportunities, and empower the next generation.