HomeMy WebLinkAbout19- City Grant #2019-03 - Montana History Foundation - Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project BOZ E MAN MT
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understand and will carry out the provisions of the grant and its impact on city operations and finances. All the
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grant process. Utilize assigned grant number for each phase for tracking purposes.
Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project
Grant Document Title: Grant#(issued by City Clerk): b3
CFDA#(applies to Federal grants) Grant Total:$2,400 Grant Match:$600
Department: Community Development Grant Project Manager: Phillipe Gonzalez
Phase of Process: Notice of Intent Application ❑Award/Contract
Date Document Signed: 1/24/2019
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Phillipe Gonzalez City of Bozeman
Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project
2019 Montana History Foundation Application
City of Bozeman
Mr. Phillipe Gonzalez pgonzalez@bozeman.net
20 East Olive St. 0: 406-582-2940
Bozeman, MT 59771
r. Phillipe Gonzalez
20 East Olive St. pgonzalez@bozeman.net
Bozeman, MT 59771 0: 406-582-2940
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Application Form
Application t r tin
Project Name*
(Provide a short name and/or description of project,e.g., Bannack State Park Apex Mill Roof Repair;Cameron
Photo Collection Digitization; History in Peril Oral History Project in Sidney,MAM Helping Hands Project,etc.)
Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project
Grant Amount Requested*
(Between$500 and$5,000--must match amount requested in proposal budget section)
$1,800.00
Project Location*
(Provide project address--street address,city,zip if different than applying organization's location)
20 E.Olive,Bozeman MT 59771
Project Location (County)*
Gallatin
Type of Project*
(Check category most applicable to project.Submit applications for planning grants,studies,collection plans,
surveys,assessments,inventories,etc.under Research,Education and Outreach.)
Collections and artifacts
Project Summary*
(Briefly describe your project,including who the applicant is,who will do the work,who will benefit,why the
project is necessary,how and where the work will be accomplished,and how much the work will cost)
The City of Bozeman Community Development Department seeks a grant to complete the Historic Photo
Negative Scanning Project.This project entails the scanning of approximately 3,500 individual 35mm
negatives of properties throughout the historic core of the City of Bozeman,and publish the high-resolution
scans on the GIS Architecture Inventory map,currently available on the city of Bozeman Historic Preservation
web page.The completion of the proposed Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project would be a significant
contribution to the existing documentation of Bozeman's historic resources.Furthering the city's goal to
educate the public and provide opportunistic to engage with the past.
The scanning work will be completed by a local vendor F-11 Photo&Print Refinery who specializes in
archival level scanning projects.F-11 Photo has provided a quote of$2,400 to complete the scanning project.
The funds for City of Bozeman Community Development staff to complete project will be provided from
department general fund already allocated.
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Organization/Applicant Information*
(Describe the organization's history,mission,purposes,goals,programs,activities,accomplishments;the target
audience,what your organization's qualifications are to do the project,etc.)
The City of Bozeman Community Development office has operated a historic preservation program since
the early 1980s.The mission of the Bozeman Historic Preservation program is to,"stimulate the restoration
and rehabilitation of structures,and all other elements contributing to the character and fabric of established
residential neighborhoods and commercial areas"as defined in city code.Over the course of the past few
decades the City of Bozeman has made a commitment to protect significant historic resources within the
community to enhance the livability and relationship between the past for residents.
In the past few years Community Development has utilized GIS and other digital programs to create
opportunities for the public to engage with Bozeman's historic resources.Most recently a GIS Architecture
Inventory map was created to allow property owners to access Historic Property Record cards online and a
digital walking tour of the cities land-marked properties.Building upon the success of these digital features
Community Development is committed to bringing additional resources to public access.
Project Description*
(Describe the problem or need;how the project is related to the goals and purpose of the organization;the goals
of the project;how the project will benefit and engage community members;how the project addresses
Montana's cultural and or geographic diversity;experts consulted;the significance of your collection,artifact,
building,structure,or subject;events or people associated with the history of your project;threats to the subject;
or any other applicable details.)
The Historic Photo Negative Scanning project seeks to scan and make publicly available 3,500 individual
photo negatives of properties within the historic core of the city.The resulting digital files will be uploaded to
an existing GIS Historic Architecture map becoming available for the first time to the general public and
anyone interested in the historic built environment of Bozeman.
The collection of negatives that will be scanned are part of a large scale architectural survey complete in
Bozeman in 1983/84.This survey was the genesis of the Bozeman Historic Preservation program and lead to
the creation of 9 historic districts and 45 individually listed properties on the National Register of Historic
Places.
The survey created individual paper property cards for each property that was surveyed:approximately
2,500 in total.These property cards detail the property's historic significance and existing condition.
Additionally,a determination of"eligible"or"non-eligible"is listed to determine a properties potential
historic status.These paper property cards are used on an almost daily use in the Community Development
office.
For decades these historic property cards were kept behind the counter and only available by request to
the public.This past spring with the help of the City's GIS department an online map was created to host the
property cards giving property owners,realtors and anyone interested in the access.You can view the map
here:https://www.bozeman.net/government/community-development/historic-preservation
The existing 1983/84 property cards had a small print of the photo that was taken.At one point these
cards were photocopied with much of the quality of the photos deteriorating over time.These photo images
are important to the planning review for rehabilitation within our historic core,being able to track changes to
a structure over time can help make decisions about appropriate measures to a property to maintain its
historic status.
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Our grant submission seeks funding to scan all photo negatives from the initial 1983/84 survey,organize
them by address and upload them alongside existing property cards on the GIS map.This would assist
planning staff on evaluating properties for appropriate rehabilitation and serve the general community by
giving more access to the historic information of Bozeman's historic resources.A sample of 3 historic
property cards and scanned negatives by F-11 Photo have been included to illustrate the need for the success
of this project.
The historic significance of this photo negative collection is immeasurable as it serves as an almost intact
record of the City of Bozeman's built environment in 1983-84.As the city of Bozeman continues to see
explosive growth new residents will become interested in the architectural history of the city.Making
available digitized negatives will provide a public access to these resources that would have been impossible
just a few years ago.
Project Methods*
(Describe who will perform the work and their credentials;the timeline and sequence of the work that will be
accomplished; how the work will be accomplished;etc.)
In order to complete the Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project local vendor F-11 Photo&The Print
Refinery will be contracted to complete the bulk scanning and file organizing effort.F-11 has provided a
sample of scanned negatives which are attached to this application illustrating the quality in comparison to
existing property cards.
F-11 Photo specializes in archival photo scanning and is utilized by various organizations such as
Montana State University and the Gallatin History Museum for professional archiving and restoration
services.The requested amount for this grant is a quote provided by the vendor for a bulk scanning.
Images will be scanned at an archival standard,specifically files will result as a Tiff file scanned at 2000
DPI,a pixel dimension of 2710x1800,megapixel resolution 4.9,and a file size of 14mb.This level of scanning
is an industry standard and will prove adequate for the needs of both Community Development staff and the
public interested in Bozeman's historic resources.A photo of the negative photo collection is included with
this application.
The additional work to upload and georeferenced all of the scanned images to the existing Historic
Architecture map will be completed by Community Development staff.This will involve locating all photos on
an existing map and uploading images into existing file folders within Laserfiche,a digital records storage
where the city currently manages all permanent records.
Total estimated time for completion is 3 months after funds have been awarded.
Project Sustainability*
(Describe future plans for this project after the grant work is accomplished; how this project will benefit the
community after the work is accomplished;how or if work will continue on this project after the grant period is
over;etc.)
The Historic Photo Negative Scanning Project is an addition to the larger Bozeman Historic Architecture
Inventory Map.Over time as structures are built,demolished and properties redeveloped the architectural
map illustrates spatially these structures with survey information,historical background information and the
historic significance of the property.
The access of thousands of negatives resulting from this project would be a significant contribution to the
existing architecture map.The 1983/84 photo collection represents the most comprehensive photo
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documentation of the historic core of Bozeman and in an era of rapid growth within the city the collection will
be utilized by Bozeman citizens for years in understanding a former Bozeman.
The success of the photo project and GIS map will realized as the digital application is used in the
planning process regularly to make determinations about potential development or alterations to properties.
Serving as a multi-use digital application,serving those interested in local history and municipal planning
needs,the Inventory Map will be continually maintained and invested in.Currently the Inventory map is
maintained by city staff will continue to be.
Proposal Buudget
MHF Grant Amount Requested*
How much are you requesting from the Montana History Foundation?
Grant amounts are between$500 and$5,000.Must match amount requested on page 1.
$1,800.00
Total Project Cost*
$2,400.00
Project Budget*
Click on,download,complete,save into your electronic files,and upload the following:
Project Budget Template
Project-Budget.xlsx
Budget Narrative*
Break down,in detail,the line item expenses on your project budget template.
The proposed amount requested in MHF grant and city organizational match reflects the total cost for
local vendor F-11 Photo to scan entire existing collection of photos from the 1934-84 collection.As described,
the upload up of the scanned photos will be published online by Community Development Staff.Included with
this grant application is a pdf of a list of services offered by F-11 Photo,page 22 of the price book details
35mm scanning services required to complete this project.
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Applications that are late,not properly completed or incomplete will be denied without further review. Please
read the directions carefully,and call if you have questions.
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Attachments Required
Attach a roster of applicant's current board members
Fiscal Sponsor Board Resolution
Attach a board resolution indicating that the sponsoring organization is willing to accept full responsibility for the
use of the grant and subsequent reporting.
(Board resolution is required only if applicant is using a fiscal sponsor.)
Letter of Permission from Property Owner
(If property is not owned by the applying organization,attach a letter of permission from the property owner)
Additional Attachments
Provide additional attachments as necessary, including photographs,reports,and other applicable information.
If uploading photographs please upload only one high resolution photo per upload area.If you have more than five
photographs,send in a Dropbox.
Photograph 1
(you are encouraged to attach photographs)
Sample 1.pdf
Photograph 2
(you are encouraged to attach photographs)
Sample 2.pdf
Photograph 3
(you are encouraged to attach photographs)
Sample 3.pdf
Photograph 4
(you are encouraged to attach photographs)
Photo of Negatives.jpg
Photograph 5
(you are encouraged to attach photographs)
F11PhotoPricebook.pdf
Letters of Support
(Up to 5 letters of support may be submitted)
Letters of Support.pdf
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Other informational documents
(i.e.engineering reports,resumes for consultants or principal contacts if applicable,contractors'bids,work plans,
etc.,as appropriate)
Note:If uploading multiple documents please scan them into one file before uploading below.
Fiscal Sponsor Information
If you are applying for a grant and your organization does not have a 501(c)(3)status(IRS designation)or is not an
exempt government unit,you must have a fiscal sponsor. The following information must be provided regarding
your fiscal sponsor.
Fiscal Sponsor (FS) Organization Name
FS Tax Identification Number
(Use format xx-xxxxxxx)
FS Mailing Address
(Post Office Box or Street Address)
FS City
FS State
FS Zip Code
FS County
FS Website
FS Email
FS Telephone Number
FS Executive Director Name
FS Executive Director Title
FS Executive Director Email
FS Executive Director Telephone
FS Executive Director Cell Phone
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File Attachment Summary
Applicant File Uploads
• Project-Budget.xlsx
• Sample 1.pdf
• Sample 2.pdf
• Sample 3.pdf
• Photo of Negatives.jpg
• F11PhotoPricebook.pdf
• Letters of Support.pdf
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PROJECT BUDGET
:Requested
in MHF Organization Other'.
Project Expenses - Grant* ''Match**'` Sources*** Total
Personnel**** $ - 1.Click Download.
In-Kind Labor(Volunteer Hours @$25/hour) $ 1,800.00 $ 600.00 $ 2,400.00 2.Enable editing. Fill in amounts.
Contractor/Consultant labor and Services $ - 3."Save As"into your electronic files.
Material&Supplies $ - 4. Upload completed budget from your files.
Equipment(Purchase or Rental) $ -
Travel&Lodging**** $
Meals&Catering**** $
Other Project Expense $
Total Project Cost - $ '1,800.00 $ 600.001 $ - $ 2,400.00
* Total project cost requested In MHF grant must be between$500 and$5,000.
** Total project cost organization match must be more than or equal to 25%of requested MHF grant.
Expenses paid by other sources must be explained in budget justification.
***« Expense only allowed in MHF grant if it is a direct project expense outlined in the budget justification.
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' Legal Description �,.
Address: 613 South Willson
James Devitt
Ownership:name; _-
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Historic Name: Unknown
Common Name; Unknown
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i Date of Construction: 1883 X7 documented
Architect:
Builder, UnkgDkm
Original Owner: V. A. Tudor
4 I � ) Original Use: Residence
Present Use: Res i dcllc t>
Research Sources:
❑ abstract of title _.; city directories
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El Sanborn maps—dates:
Bibliography:
— Department of Sanitation
Avant—Courier—May 5, 1887; June 21, 1888
October 13, 1891
4 R sd ya �" -� Sewer Permit, J. P1. Robinson, 1905
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of structure/site,then contrast and compare that with it's original appearance,
noting additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss significant architectural features.
This detached one-and-one-half story single family residence has an irregular
plan with an enclosed front porch and ornate wood front door on an asymmetrical
facade. Windows are 1/1 double-hung with stained-glass transoms with carved
wood brackets over them, and a stained glass windowsin front and on the upper
level. The frame construction is finished in brick coursing and rests on
an uncoursed rubble stone and cut stone foundation. The gable roof is covered
with cedar shingles and features dormers and a brick chimney on the outside
with corbeled cap, and well as two interior brick chimneys. The front porch
was constructed of brick of a different appears , likely a later addition.
Outbuildings include a two-car, newly constructed garage. The house is con-
strutted in the Queen Anne Cottage Style.
iISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Justify how the persons,important events,and/or historical patterns associated with the structure/site
and surrounding area lend the property significance.
This property is significant because the residence is associated with a
person important to Bozeman history; William A. Tudor. Tudor, a dentist,
moved to Bozeman from Lexington in 1888 and had this house built for him.
Before his marriage in 1891, he had the house renovated, installing a hot
air furnace. In 1904, the Tudors built another home at 805 South Third.
Significance: This structure is potentially eligible for the National Register
because of its historical associations and because of its architectural signi-
ficance.
INTEGRITY: Assess the degree to which the structure/site,and surrounding area accurately convey the historical associations of the
property.
The historic integrity of this property has been retained due to the survival
of original design and materials and continuity of use, setting and location.
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INFORMATION VALUE: Explain how the extant structure/site may demonstrate or yield information about its historic use or construc-
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This house, a one-and-one-half story red brick structure, was built before 189r
It has a bay window on the southeast corner. The tall narrow double-hung wood wind6
have stained glass transom lights . The roof has numerous gables and planes.
the State Legislature in 1884, a member of the college board, and president of the
Farmers ' Canal Company which owned and operated the largest irrigating canal in the
county. After Robinson's death in this house in 1916 some of the subsequent owners
were Dr. J. A. Piedalue, Floyd L. Dye (who established F. L. Dye, Inc. , a plumbing
and heating service) , and Rhea Stitt (agronomist with the Montana Experiment Statio,,
13. 613 S. Willson
The exact date of construction of this house is not known, but predates 1890.
In 1892 Dr. W, A. Tudor was living here. By 1900 the owner .wras John M. Robinson.
Robinson had come to Montana from Tennessee after serving in the Confederate army
and finally surrendering to General Grant at Vicksburg in 1863. He was paroled and
came to Montana in 1865, first mining in Virginia City and then homesteading in
+ Bozeman. In farming, in mining, and in other activities he was very successful . F�
' purchased this house to use for a winter residence for his family; his children
attended the college. Robinson was a County Commissioner for four years , a member
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: D--soribe present appcaranceof structure/site,then contras;and compare that with it's original appearance,
noting additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss significant architectural fsatures.
This detached two-and-one half story commercial building is a concrete
structure which has elements of the Art Deco style of architecture, such
as the linear and hard edges of the building and the vertical emphasis
of the windows and entrance. The metal sash windows were popular in the
period as were the chevrons and decorative elements of the facade.
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511 521 South Willson
Ownership;name: Martha S. Drysdale
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❑abstract of title ❑ city directories
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❑Sanborn maps—dates
Bibliography: Department of Sanitation
Avant-Courier-April. 30, 1885
May 13, 1886
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Location map or ouuam`g plan with arrow north. , 5, Al T1 nn A
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Describe present appearance of structure/site,then contrast and compare that with it's original appearance,
noting additions,alterations,and changes in materials.Discuss significant architectural features.
This detached two-and-one-half story double-family residence has a square plan
with an enclosed gable-roofed second story sun roots above an enclosed hip-roofed
front porch. The facade is asymmetrical and consists of an off-center front
entrance with 4/4 double-hung windows and a pair of 16/1 double-hung windows
in the gable ends. The frame construction', is finished in board and batten
and rests on a sandstone foundation. The multi-gabled roof is covered with
grey asphalt shingles and features a decorative'-semi-circular roof-peice at
the gable corner and decorative returning eaves. There is a central brick
chimney. Outbuildings include a barn and a carriage house.
FIIS7oRICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Justify how the persons,impor{ant events,and/or historical patterns associated with the structureisite
and surrounding area lend the property significance.
This property is significant because the residence is associated with a person
important to Bozeman history, John S. Mendenhall. Born in 1835 in Indiana,
Mendenhall came west and settled in Bozeman 1864 and formed in the Gallatin
Valley. In 1868, he set up a general mercantile store with Achilles Lamme,
at the present 27 East Main. The Mendenhall family lived in this house for
nearly 50 years.
Matt Cohen
Revision 1985
-Old Mendenhall home; 1886 by John Mendenhall
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of its historical associations and because of its architectural significance.
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INTEGRITY: Assess the degree to which the structure/site,and surrounding area accurately convey the historical associations of the
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The historic integrity of this property has been retained due to the survival
of original design and materials and continuity of use, setting and location.
INFORMATION VALUE: Explain how the extant structure/site may demonstrate or yield information about its historic use or construe
tion.
None.
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South Central Ave. Historic District
National Register nomination
John N. DeHaas, 1978
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10. 521 S. Willson -- Mendenhall House
On the southwest corner of the block at the intersection of S. Willson and W.
~Dickerson stands a large two-and-a-half-story frame building erected in 1886. The
plans came from D. S. Hopkins , architect, of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The building
has numerous steep gables and a projecting bay two stories in height on the south
facade. A one story angular bay window is located on the southeast corner of the
building. To the north of it is the porch, once probably open but now enclosed.
Above the porch there is a gable projection above a space that also was probably
an open balcony but is now enclosed. This space has a large flattened or segmental
arch topped by a decorative carved wood moulding. This motif occurs elsewhere on
the building also. The house is raised on a stone foundation. There is an enclosed
shed on the south to protect the exterior basement steps,
10. 521 S. Ili l l son -- tlendenhal l House
This house was built in 1886 for John S. Mendenhall , one of the 1804 settlers
Bozeman. The plans came from D. S. Hopkins, architect:, from Grand Rapids, Michigan
who published plans books of house and cottage designs .. The current owner is Malc01
Story, grandson of Helson Story and son of T. B. Story (Buildings 19 and 39) . Mel'
# Story was an early pioneer/entrenpreneur of the area . Previously it was owned by
0. S. Sheppard, head of the Chemistry Department, Montana State College.
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B&W Processing & Printing
B&W Developing.................................................................26
B&W Prints at Time of Processing....................................27
B&W Prints & Enlargements ..............................................27
True Black & White Prints ..................................................26
Color Film Processing & Printing
35mm Film Processing......................................................28
35mm Prints at Time of Processing .................................28
APS Film Processing..........................................................29
Color Corrections ...............................................................29
Medium Format Prints at Time of Processing .................29
Medium Format Processing (120mm/220mm)...............28
Creative Photo Products
Bags ....................................................................................13
Drinkware............................................................................13
Home Accessories.............................................................13
Jewelry................................................................................14
Office Accessories .............................................................14
Ornaments..........................................................................13
PetProducts.......................................................................14
Printing on Fabric...............................................................14
Puzzles................................................................................14
Digital Media Services
Archive Digital Photos to CD or DVD.................................21
Audioto CD.........................................................................19
Capture Images from a Digital Movie ...............................21
CD & DVD Duplication ........................................................21
Convert Raw to Jpeg or Tiff...............................................22
Custom DVD Movie Slide Show.........................................19
Data Transfer......................................................................22
Image Recovery..................................................................21
Movie Film to DVD..............................................................20
Video Tape Repair ..............................................................20
Video to DVD & BluRay.......................................................19
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Preserve Montana Grant Committee
Montana History Foundation
1750 North Washington Street
Helena,Montana 59601
Dear Grant Committee Members,
Thank you for the opportunity to support the City of Bozeman's grant application for their historic architecture survey
scanning project. Bozeman's historic properties constitute the backbone of the city's cultural legacy—its community
identity and unique sense of place are focused upon the historic architecture and heritage embodied in Bozeman's
cherished built environment.The survey conducted in 1983-1984 is an important resource,and the photographs therein
provide a critical baseline of information about the city's architectural and historic legacy. This scanning project will
not only provide the local historic preservation program with high-quality images to use to further the program's goals,
but also provide a stable,accessible archive that will benefit scholars,property owners,and the general public.
Originally established in 1987, it has been more than thirty years since the city's historic infrastructure was surveyed in
a comprehensive way. Those three decades have witnessed tremendous change across the city,as the municipality has
adapted to growth while embracing its heritage as an important asset.The time has come to take stock again of the city's
historic properties,recognize those that have gained significance since the original survey,and better understand the
integrity of properties.The proposed scanning project will inform both city planners and the public.The project will
celebrate and convey Bozeman's significant and rich heritage, and offer access to a critical collection of beautiful
photographs. Support from the Montana History Foundation is vital to this project.
For decades,the Montana State Historic Preservation Office(MT SHPO)has been proud to work closely with the City
of Bozeman to preserve its tremendous cultural places.During that time,the city's dedication to identifying and
celebrating its cultural legacy and commitment to retaining and showcasing its historic architecture has been inspiring.
This project will give access to a heretofore little-known collection of photographs,inform the city preservation
program and provide a better baseline of information regarding their resources.For these reasons,we strongly
encourage the Montana History Foundation to fulfill the City of Bozeman Community Development's grant request to
support this project.Thank you so much for your interest, and please let us know if you would like any additional
information.
Sincerely,
Kate Hampton
Community Preservation Coordinator
MT SHPO
225 Nortlt Roberts Street
l?O.BOX 201201
Helena,wr 5g62o-1201
(406)444-r694
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December 5, 2018
Montana History Foundation
1750 North Washington Street
Helena, Montana 59601
Dear Grant Review Committee:
It is my pleasure to write a letter in support of the proposal submitted by The City of Bozeman
Community Development office for the Bozeman Historic Preservation Project.The intent of this project
is to scan 700 35mm negative strips of properties throughout the historic core of the city.The resulting
digital files will be uploaded to an existing GIS Historic Architecture map becoming available for the first
time to home owners and anyone interested in the historic built environment of Bozeman.
I have visited with Phillipe Gonzalez,the project lead, about this project and believe the project will
result in an excellent online resource. The GIS map is currently available online and links the user to the
property cards that describe the historic building/property. The photos scanned as part of the project
will be added to the links,so the user can also see an image of the historic building described on the
card. Phillipe has shared a few images with me and they are beautiful full-resolution, high-quality
photos.They will make a great addition to the existing map.
It is my hope that the images will also be added to the Montana Memory Project with some of the
information from the property cards in the metadata.The buildings do a wonderful job of telling the
story of the development of the city of Bozeman. The buildings are both residential structures and
businesses,so the images embody both the housing and business history of the community.
This project fully embodies the mission of the MMP by digitally recording and sharing Montana citizen's
oral histories.The State Library fully supports the efforts of the City of Bozeman,Community
Development Office as they seek funding to pay for the Bozeman Historic Preservation Project.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Birnel
Director, Montana Memory Project