The Vocal Group Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring and preserving the legacy of vocal groups – especially those whose harmonies, recordings, television appearances and other media work made significant contributions to popular music.
The idea for the Hall of Fame was conceived by Tony Butala, a founding member of the vocal group The Lettermen in the early 1960s.
The Hall of Fame holds annual (or sometimes combined-year) induction ceremonies, awarding what they call the “Harmony Award” (sometimes nicknamed the “Harmy”).
Recent Inductees include:
America
Bread
The Beach Boys
The Byrds
The Mama’s & The Papa’s
The Jackson Five
The Bangles
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Deep River Boys
Billy Ward & The Dominoes
The Duprees
The Fleetwoods
Hayden Quartet
The Hi-Lo’s
The Hollies
Journey
The Lovin’ Spoonful
The Moody Blues
Queen
The Shangri-las
Simon & Garfunkel
The Supremes
The Five Red Caps
The Chords
The Four Preps
Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs;
The Gladiolas
The Capris
The Dixie Cups
The Jive Five
The Monkees
The Eagles
Ruby & The Romantics
Sly & The Family Stone
Tony Orlando and Dawn
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Kool & The Gang
The Traveling Wilbury’s
Sam & Dave
The Hoboken Four
The Platters
The Drifters
The Four Seasons
The Temptations
Vocal Group Hall of Fame
82 West State Street
Sharon PA 16146
I went there once years ago, thinking I was more likely to see the Monkees mentioned/represented here than the geographically-closer-to-my-home Rock Hall (due to the famous instrument issues), but there was literally nothing.