The efforts of the following 2009 award recipients to conserve, preserve, and restore historic and cultural sites in and around Missoula County are greatly appreciated. Click on the image for a larger view.

	Public & Private Organizations Restoration & Rehabilitation Ninemile Community Church, Huson Originally a warehouse in Mining camp, then relocated as a church, relocated again to historic Stark School site Stark School Site, Ninemile Road Ninemile Community Council Friends & Neighbors
	Public & Private Organizations Restoration & Rehabilitation Federal Building Window replacement, granite steps, painting with wood windows Pattee and East Broadway GSA Mike Rutter
	Public & Private Organizations Restoration & Rehabilitation The Roxy Façade restoration and marquee 718 S. Higgins Ave. International Wildlife Media Center and Film Festival Janet Rose, Mike Madden, & Tim Skufka
	Public & Private Organizations - Restoration 1910 Fort Missoula Hospital Exterior improvements and roof restoration Western Montana Mental Health Center Paul Meyer and Patty Kent
	Public & Private Organizations - Restoration Whitaker Park Maintenance and continued use of historic Forest Service Fire tower communications center Upper Whitaker Drive, Far Views-Patte Canyon Neighborhood Council Ray Aten, James Horton, Donna Gaukler
	Individual Contributions - Missoula County Bill and Ramona Holt Holt Heritage Museum and Travelers’ Rest Lolo
	Public & Private Organizations Commercial Stewardship Saving Stoverud’s Clock Saving the clock on site; campaign to preserve and maintain it in place. Higgins Avenue and Front Street The Missoulian, Stacey Mueller, Sherry Devlin, ALPS
	Residential Stewardship Greenough/Gibson house Mary and Richard Barnhart 802 Monroe This house is a one and one-half story, Colonial Revival brick house with a hipped roof and partial-width porch.  It has uncut rubble stone foundation, asphalt shingles and a West facing gabled dormer.  Designed by AJ Gibson, 1893. Jay Kern and Ray Huff
	Dorothy Ogg Award for Historic Preservation by an Individual Judy Matson Hard working and committed citizen activist and communitarian – working to preserve and interpret The Milltown Dam and the Communities of Bonner and Milltown.