Preserving Butte’s unique architectural heritage
Butte Citizens for Preservation and Revitalization is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the many historic buildings of Butte, Montana - the largest historic landmark district in the nation.
Butte CPR works to preserve historic buildings by awarding grants; conducting educational tours, workshops, and lectures; providing volunteer labor; and serving as a preservation advocate with local government, business, and civic groups.
Since its founding in 1994, Butte CPR has had a positive impact on dozens of buildings, both residential and commercial.
“Butte CPR does the heavy lifting in the Historic Landmark District. They fund restoration, provide access to historic properties through their Dust to Dazzle tours, interpret and bring to life the engaging history of buildings and houses — all of which enriches our story and promotes our history.”
Get Involved
Attend a Butte CPR board meeting. Meetings are held at the Butte CPR office at 27 W. Park St. The public is welcome to join. Email info@buttecpr.org or see our events page for meeting information.
Office Hours
We are open Mondays, 1:15 - 4:15 or by appointment.
Historic Homes Tour
The 2024 tour will be Saturday, June 29. Tickets are available at the CPR office, 27 W. Park St. between 1-4 on Mondays. They are also available at Isle of Books and Books, Second Edition Books, and The Corner Bookstore. You can purchase the tickets at all of the properties the day of the tour.
MOving History forward
Restoring Butte one building at a time.
Learn more at https://www.buttehistorictrust.org/
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We are funded in part by coal severance taxes paid based upon coal mined in Montana and deposited in Montana's cultural and aesthetic projects trust fund.
Butte CPR is also funded in part by
Butte-Silver Bow’s Superfund Advisory and Redevelopment Trust Authority.