1. Richard Brown -Preservation Craft Award which pays tribute to a skilled member of the building arts and trades—a designer, architect, artist, carpenter, plasterer, metalworker and more. This award recognizes an individual who has demonstrated a commitment to historic preservation over time and through various projects. It honors their knowledge and awareness of history, historical styles, and contexts. The award celebrates how the beauty and relevance of a structure or object can be extended with thoughtful and appropriate application of materials and techniques, giving it new life. 
2. Mountain Time Arts Revitalise/Relatives Installation - Cultural Heritage Award which recognizes those who are committed to the preservation and promotion of the diverse cultural heritage of the Greater Gallatin "Valley of Flowers" area. 
3. I-Ho Pomeroy - Preservation Stewardship and Leadership Award which recognizes an individual, group, agency, non-profit or business that has a positive impact on historic preservation and/ or on Bozeman’s cultural heritage. This can be a project or activity designed to empower and educate the community at large and can include campaigns, fundraising, research and construction. 
4. Bozeman Tree Coalition - Landscape Stewardship Award which recognizes a project or group that promotes the rich legacy of cultural landscapes. This can include projects that enhance landscaping, streetscapes, parks or open space, or trees through preservation, restoration, or new design that enhances the historic fabric of the community. Projects that promote sustainability and water conservation techniques while respecting the context of the area are also eligible. It can also be an individual or group that promotes the stewardship of significant landscapes through research, planning, maintenance, training, and education. 
5. 520 S. Grand Avenue & 510 W. Story - Residential Award which embodies excellence through maintenance, stabilization, repair, planning, restoration, rehabilitation, stewardship, or adaptive reuse of of a residential building. Two awards were given. 
6. The Commercial National Bank (104 E. Main) - Commercial Award embodies excellence through maintenance, stabilization, repair, planning, restoration, rehabilitation, stewardship, or adaptive reuse of a commercial building.

You can view the presentation and see photos of the winners at 2024 Historic Preservation Awards Presentation

1. The Gallatin Valley Land Trust (Peets Hill acquisition) - Preservation Stewardship Award which recognizes a group that has a positive impact on cultural heritage and honoring the history of community.
2. Shane Doyle & The Extreme History Project - Cultural Heritage Award which recognizes those who are committed to advocating for the history of underrepresented groups in Bozeman and how their voices and stories are respected and heightened. Two awards were given. 
3. The Lovelace Building (20 W. Main) - Restoration Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
4. JW Heist Steakhouse (27 E. Main) - Smart Growth Excellence Award which recognizes an addition to a historic building that promotes infill and also respects the nature and form of the structure. 
5. Robin Bosley (306 E. Story) - Landscape Award which recognizes enhancement to the landscaping that promotes sustainability techniques while respecting the context and history of the area. 
6. The Sapphire Motel (310 N. 7th) - Signage Restoration Award which recognizes the restoration of a historic sign. 

You can view the presentation and see photos of the winners at 2023 Historic Preservation Awards Presentation

1. 208 Lindley Place - Restoration Award for a Residence which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
2. Gallatin Laundry Building - Restoration Award for a Commercial Building which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
3. Samuel Lewis House - Preservation Legacy Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in the commitment to preservation and withholding the legacy of Bozeman.
4. Romney Hall at MSU - Adaptive Reuse Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in a creative example of adapting an existing building for a new use while maintaining its original character.
5. Mountain Time Arts, Lighting of the Teepees - Preservation Stewardship Award which recognizes a group that has a positive impact on cultural heritage and honoring the history of our community.
6. RSVP Motel - Smart Growth Excellence Award which recognizes a significant addition to a historic building that promotes infill and also respects the nature and form of the structure. 
7. Cannery District - Landscape Design Award which recognizes enhancement to the landscaping that promotes sustainable techniques while respecting the context and history of the area.
8. Ellen Theater - Signage Restoration Award which recognizes the restoration of a historic sign. 
9. American Indian Hall, Department of Native American Studies - Cultural Heritage Award which recognizes the overlooked history of minority groups in Bozeman and how their stories and voices are respected and heightened. 

You can view the presentation and see photos of the winners at 2022 Historic Preservation Awards Presentation

1. The Willson School - Restoration Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
2. Bogert Pool - Continued Maintenance Award which recognizes an effort to actively preserve and maintain an historic building or structure for its continued use while respecting the building’s original character and its site.
3. The Emerson Center for Arts and Culture - Preservation Stewardship Award which recognizes groups, individuals, agencies or businesses that have positively impacted the City of Bozeman by advancing the public’s appreciation, understanding and involvement in historic preservation or the conservation of living tradition.
4. 417 W. Olive -Outstanding Achievement in Historic Preservation Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a building or structure meeting the following criteria: Adheres to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation; Enhances the character of the property; Respects its context; Maximizes the retention of distinctive features that make the building or structure significant; Contributes to the building or structure’s continued use.
5. Jane Davidson Klockman - Preservation Stewardship Award which recognizes a group that has a positive impact on cultural heritage and honoring the history of our community.

You can view the presentation and see photos of the winners at 2019 Historic Preservation Awards Presentation

1. The Nevitt Building & The Western - Continued Maintenance Award which recognizes an effort to actively preserve and maintain an historic building or structure for its continued use while respecting the building’s original character and its site. Two awards were given.
2. The Extreme History Project - Preservation Stewardship Award which recognizes groups, individuals, agencies or businesses that have positively impacted the City of Bozeman by advancing the public’s appreciation, understanding and involvement in historic preservation or the conservation of living tradition.
3. 503 E. Mendenhall - Restoration Award of a Residence which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
4. The Scoop Bar Sign - Restoration Award of a Commercial Building which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a structure that enhances its character and maximizes its distinctive features. 
5. Old Gallatin High School - Adaptive Reuse Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in a creative example of adapting an existing building for a new use while maintaining its original character.
6. The Rialto & The Masonic Building - Outstanding Achievement in Historic Preservation Award which recognizes an exceptional effort in the preservation of a building or structure meeting the following criteria: Adheres to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation; Enhances the character of the property; Respects its context; Maximizes the retention of distinctive features that make the building or structure significant; Contributes to the building or structure’s continued use. Two awards were given. 

You can view the presentation and see photos of the winners at 2018 Historic Preservation Awards Presentation