National Native American Hall of Fame finds a permanent home in OKC
By Doug Hoke
Published on March 17, 2026.
The National Native American Hall of Fame is establishing its headquarters inside a historic property in Oklahoma City called the Sundial Mansion, set to be established in 2026. CEO James Parker Shield will oversee the establishment. The hall is located in a historical property in Okanada, which is also being called a historic home by the National Museum of Natural History. The Hall is set to establish its headquarters at a historic site in Oklahoma city called theSundial Mansion.
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