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Vintage Postcard:The Indians of the Roundup Pendleton Oregon c1910
Antique real photo postcard titled “The Indians of the Round-Up,” depicting a large group of Native American participants at the Pendleton Round-Up in Pendleton, Oregon. An early undivided-back RPPC dating to the first decades of the famous rodeo, when Native American riders and families played a central role and camped in the Indian Village area. A strong example of Western Americana and Native American photographic history.
Ships with protective sleeve.
Founded in 1910, the Pendleton Round-Up quickly became one of the most important rodeos in the United States and was notable from its earliest years for the prominent participation of Native American riders, families, and tribes from across the Columbia Plateau and Great Basin. Tribal members camped in a dedicated area known as the “Indian Village,” which became a central and enduring feature of the event. This real photo postcard captures the scale and significance of Native American involvement at the Round-Up during its early decades, documenting both a major Western sporting event and an important gathering place for Native communities.
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