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How You Can Help

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    We are encouraged by and grateful for the positive support the Bozeman National Historic Trail Project has received from individuals and organizations.  There have been several inquiries on how folks can help support this nationally significant project. This is great news! 

  •  Most beneficial would be letters of support to congressional delegations requesting Congress’ authorization of a feasibility study by the Secretary of the Interior for listing the Bozeman Trail as a National Historic Trail. (see address link)   In your letter of support, please cc this committee, the Bozeman National Historic Trail Committee at:  Bozemannht@gmail.com    If sending via USPS, please mail a copy to Bozeman NHT, 528 Wagon Box Road, Banner, WY  82832

  • Express support of the project with your county commissioners and state legislators

  • Help spread the word! Share our website  https://www.fortphilkearny.com/bozeman-nht with other organizations and individuals Share with us contacts of interested groups or people such as local historical groups, museums, landowners, and local media. We send monthly updates to interested parties. We are also willing to participate in meetings to discuss our project. Contact us at bozemannht@gmail.com

  • Speak with your local media and see if they would like to do an article on the Bozeman Trail. Our committee and advisory committee members are able to supply articles and photos of the Trail and sites along the way.

  • Write letters of support to the local media.

  • Contact us if you need additional information. If you find people or leaders of organizations that express concern and/or have any questions, let us know and we will contact them. The concerns thus far have been few and have been addressed and answered assuredly. Our Q&A is informative and helps answers many questions..

 

Thank you for your interest and outpouring of support of the Bozeman Trail’s long overdue recognition, and helping us along this historic Trail.

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The Bozeman National Historic Trail Committee

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BENEFITS of the TRAIL'S DESIGNATION

 

Designation of the Bozeman Trail as a National Historic Trail will provide clear and lasting documentation of the significance of the Trail and associated events to our national history for current and future generations.

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National designation will enhance preservation efforts, education opportunities, and visitor experiences along the trail route and at associated historic sites on public lands where public access is available and prudent.

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National Trail status would increase interest in visitation, and hence income at numerous associated historic sites and museums along the trail corridor in Montana and Wyoming.

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Increased visitation and longer duration visits to publicly available trail segments and associated sites and museums will directly benefit local economies.

Mailing Addresses for Letters of Support

 

 

MONTANA

U.S. Senators

 

Steve Daines

Washington D.C. Office

320 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington DC 20510

(202) 224-2651

Contact: www.daines.senate.gov/connect/email-steve

 

Montana Field Contact

Dan Stusek

Dan_Stusek@daines.senate.gov

 

John Tester

Washington D.C. Office

311 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington DC 20510

(202) 224-2644

Contact: www.tester.senate.gov/

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U.S. Representative

 

Matthew Rosendale Sr.

Washington, DC Office
1037 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
202-225-3211

www.rosendale.house.gov

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Helena District Office

7 West 6th Avenue Suite 3B

Helena, MT  59601

Phone: (406) 969-1736

 

Billings District Office

3300 2nd Avenue N Suites 7-8

Billings, MT  59101

 

Montana Governor

Greg Gianforte, Governor of Montata

Office of the Governor
PO Box 200801
Helena MT 59620-0801
406-444-3111

governor@mt.gov

           

Our Montana

Attention; Mike Penfold, National Trail Committee

Our Montana

P.O. Box 699

Billings Montana, 59103

bozemannht@gmail.com

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WYOMING

U.S. Representative

Liz Cheney

Washington D.C. Office

416 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: 202-225-2311

Contact: https://cheney.house.gov/

 

Gillette Office

Jordan Fischer

300 S. Gillette Ave, Suite 2001

Gillette, WY 82716

Phone: 307-414-1677

Jordan.Fischer@mail.house.gov

 

U.S. Senators

 John Barrasso

Washington, DC Office

307 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: 202-224-6441

Contact: www.barrasso.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact-form

Casper Office

Nolan Rap

P.O. Box 22201
Casper, WY 82602

Phone: 307-261-6413

nolan_rap@barrasso.senate.gov

 

Cynthia Lummis

Washington D.C. Office

Senate Dirksen Building
Suite SD-G12 
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: 202-224-2365

Contact: www.lummis.senate.gov

 

Sheridan District

Matt Jones

Contact: matt_jones@lummis.senate.gov

 

 

Wyoming Governor

Mark Gordon, Governor of Wyoming

State Capitol

200 West 24th Street

Cheyenne, WY 82002

Phone: 307-777-7434 (phone)

governor@wyo.gov

 

Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association

Attention: Dave McKee, National Trail Committee

Fort Phil Kearny

528 Wagon Box Road

Banner, Wy 82832

Contact: bozemannht@gmail.com

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