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Nonprofits›Yellowstone Historic Center Inc

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Yellowstone Historic Center Inc

W YELLOWSTONE, MT

Website

Total revenue

$314K

Total expenses

$344K

Net assets

$1.5M

Grants received

$671K

23 grants

EIN

810521215

Tax year

2023

Mission

YHC discovers, preserves,and presents the history of Yellowstone National Park, West Yellowstone, and the surrounding area for the education of visitors and residents Yellowstone Historic center operates a museum.

Programs

3 programs

Preservation: Continued with the digitizing of 800 historic photos to be uploaded on-line for the Montana Memory Project. Completed Forest Service Oregon Shortline Trail development. YHC serves as liason for historic signage on the developed Rails to Trails project.

Expenses: $114K

Dining Lodge Program The Yellowstone Historic Center preserves, restores, and maintains the Union Pacific Dining Lodge adjacent to the railroad depot.

Expenses: $30K

Oregon Shortline Trail Project - This is part of the USFS Tracks to Trails Program We are providing historic interpretive signage along the old route of the Oregon Shortline Trail. The rail brought visitors to Yellowstone. We have installed bridges and footpaths along the old route.

Expenses: $445