The Utah Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum honors men and women whose lives exemplify the independence and resilience of the people who settled Utah, and includes artists, champions, entertainers, musicians, ranchers, writers, and those persons, past and present, who have promoted the Western way of life.
Visit the Utah Cowboy Western Heritage Museum to see items donated from these amazing inductees.
Brenda “Sam” Deleeuw is a trailblazer in the world of cowboy poetry, earning her place as one of the first award-winning female poets to capture the spirit of the American West. Her work, rooted in real-life ranching and cowboy experiences, has… Read More
he Diamond Fork Riding Club consists of nearly 80 men who have dedicated their lives to see that the cowboy way of life lives on. It was established in 1942 when local horsemen got together to form the club. At the… Read More
Professional Rodeo Cowboy, Kaycee Feild, is best known for his exceptional skills in Bareback Riding. Born and raised in Spanish Fork, Utah, Feilds comes from a family with deep rodeo roots. Kaycee’s career was greatly influenced by his father, the late… Read More
Quinn Kesler was born and raised in the small town of Holden, Utah. He always knew he wanted to be a cowboy. From the time he was young he loved ropes and horses. Raised on The Double Dollar family ranch, it… Read More
Kelly Wahlen has been involved in rodeo and the western way of life from a young age. As early as his high school years he captured the rodeo spotlight when he won the Utah High School Rodeo Association (UHSRA) Championship titles… Read More