Non Profit
The Greyhound Hall of Fame is a one-of-a-kind museum and nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the history, heritage, and legacy of the greyhound breed. Located in Abilene—known as the "Greyhound Capital of the World"—the museum welcomes visitors from around the globe to explore engaging exhibits, historical artifacts, photographs, racing memorabilia, and stories that celebrate the remarkable athleticism, companionship, and contributions of greyhounds throughout history. Guests are also greeted by the museum's friendly resident retired greyhounds, creating a memorable and interactive experience for visitors of all ages.
With free admission and a mission rooted in education and preservation, the Greyhound Hall of Fame honors outstanding greyhounds and the people who have shaped the breed through its Hall of Fame, scholarship programs, archives, and educational initiatives. As one of Abilene's most unique attractions, the museum promotes heritage tourism while inspiring appreciation for these extraordinary dogs and their place in history. Through community engagement and visitor experiences, the Greyhound Hall of Fame continues to enrich Dickinson County's cultural landscape and welcome travelers from across the country and around the world.