Our Mission Dedicated to preserving the history and honoring the pioneers and individuals who have made significant contributions to the RV and Manufactured Housing industries . . .
Hall of Fame
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Welcome to the RV/MH Hall of Fame
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RV/MH Hall of Fame Golf Classic
Christiana Creek Country Club 116 W. Bristol Street
Elkhart,
Indiana
August 7, 2017
The Recreation Vehicle and Manufactured Housing Industries started with a common thread. That thread was "affordable housing" Although the industries took divergent paths in our current products, our roots are still there and together we share a state-of-the-art museum, library and Hall of Fame celebrating our heritage. We invite you to join us in a fascinating trip through the history of these two industries.
Joe Stegmayer, Chairman
Voted a Top Attraction for the Elkhart County Area
Volunteers Wanted
RV/MH Hall of Fame needs part time volunteers to help operate the RV/MH museum. Click on "Volunteer Now" button and send us your name and phone number and the times you could volunteer.
Thank You
2017 RVMH Hall of Fame Induction Dinner
Northern Indiana Event Center
Elkhart,
Indiana
August 7, 2017
$1 Million Kevin Clayton Challenge
RV/MH Hall of Fame's Challenge to Retire the Hall's Bank Loan
The RV/MH Hall of Fame's mission is to retire its $1.4 million bank loan in the next two to three years.
The manufactured housing (MH)) industry has already stepped up in support of the "$1 Million Kevin Clayton Challenge," and has raised in pledges and donations in excess of $738,086.
All proceeds will go to pay down the RV/MH Hall of Fame's Bank Loan.
All Gifts to the RV/MH Heritage Foundation and Hall of Fame are Tax Deductible.
Reservations for the 2017 RV/MH Hall of Fame Induction Dinner Coming in at a Record Pace Compared to this same time last year, dinner reservations and event sponsorship's for the Class of 2017 are running three times greater than last year's class.
