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Yellowstone Traditions Established in 1986, Yellowstone Traditions is a Montana based general contractor specializing in cus

YT’s expertise has been primarily focused on the preservation, restoration and construction of historic ranch structures. We have completed over 250 projects that include several historic building restorations; design / build fast track 45, 000 square foot expansion and remodel of an existing ghost town; and a design / build 25,000 square foot custom residence with a 65,000 square foot riding arena. These projects have taken us to the majority of the Western States, Georgia, South Carolina, and Alberta, Canada. Currently, we are licensed and working in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and California. We attribute our success, steady growth and good reputation to the dedicated and experienced Project Managers, Accounting Staff, and Site Superintendents as well as our clientele who have given us numerous opportunities to showcase our talents.

The old post office flag no longer traffics in letters or packages, its purpose shifted to quenching the thirst of wande...
10/16/2026

The old post office flag no longer traffics in letters or packages, its purpose shifted to quenching the thirst of wanderers and locals alike. Here, under a faded sign and a roof built by strongmen, the stories of western rife flow stronger than the wh***ey.

Project: Bitterroot Valley Residence
Architect: Faure Halvorsen Architects
Photographer: Whitney Kamman

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There is such pleasure in coming home, setting down your bags, and feeling your shoulders soften. A comfortable chair, w...
10/15/2026

There is such pleasure in coming home, setting down your bags, and feeling your shoulders soften. A comfortable chair, warm light, a room that welcomes you just as you are. A beautiful home invites you to let your guard down, letting the evening unfold at its own gentle pace.

Project: Moose Creek Penthouse
Architect: Faure Halvorsen Architects
Interior Design: Jennifer Luckey Design
Photographer: Whitney Kamman

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Before the first frost, it's time to bring a little of the garden indoors. A few flowers, a handful of greenery, whateve...
10/14/2026

Before the first frost, it's time to bring a little of the garden indoors. A few flowers, a handful of greenery, whatever autumn has left for us. Arrange them loosely, let them be beautiful in their own way. Soon snow will cover the ground, but today there are still flowers for the table.

Architect: Miller Roodell Architects
Interior Designer: Peace Design
Photographer: Witney Kamman

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A kitchen built by people who know their craft makes life a little easier. Everything works as it should. The space make...
10/13/2026

A kitchen built by people who know their craft makes life a little easier. Everything works as it should. The space makes sense. You can prepare a decent breakfast, pour a coffee, and spend the morning with people you love. That’s worth getting right.

Project: CTB Fishing Cabin
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Something’s on the stove. Someone’s opened another bottle. Family and friends crowd the counter, stealing a bite and arg...
10/12/2026

Something’s on the stove. Someone’s opened another bottle. Family and friends crowd the counter, stealing a bite and arguing about how much garlic is too much. A well-designed kitchen makes room for all of it. That’s the heart of a home: people fed, stories told, nobody in a hurry to leave.

Project: Moose Creek Penthouse
Architect: Faure Halvorsen Architects
Interior Design: Jennifer Luckey Design
Photographer: Whitney Kamman

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The mountains rise in layers, like waves frozen mid-crash, each ridge a little more distant, a little more faded. Standi...
10/11/2026

The mountains rise in layers, like waves frozen mid-crash, each ridge a little more distant, a little more faded. Standing there, you can feel the weight of time stacked on top of itself, each peak a reminder of something lost, something waiting just beyond reach.

Project: Corral Creek Ranch
Photo: Derik Olsen Photography
Architect: Pearson Design Group
Interior Design: Hilary Heminway Interiors

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Open up the doors, let that crisp mountain air fill the place. This house wasn’t just built for walls; it was made to fe...
10/10/2026

Open up the doors, let that crisp mountain air fill the place. This house wasn’t just built for walls; it was made to feel alive with the outdoors.

Project: Bitterroot Valley Residence
Architect: Faure Halvorsen Architects
Photographer: Whitney Kamman

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Above the trees, the world finally quiets down. Thoughtful design. Skilled hands. A home built by people who give a damn...
10/09/2026

Above the trees, the world finally quiets down. Thoughtful design. Skilled hands. A home built by people who give a damn about every joint and corner. Pour a drink, take in the view, and enjoy the rare luxury of having nowhere else you’d rather be.

Project: Pintail Penthouse
Architect: Faure Halvorsen Architects
Interior Design: Jennifer Luckey Design
Photographer: Whitney Kamman

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In early autumn, evening takes its time, wrapping the woods and then the cabin in darkness. We bring in another armful o...
10/09/2026

In early autumn, evening takes its time, wrapping the woods and then the cabin in darkness. We bring in another armful of firewood, put a pot on the stove, and settle a little closer to the hearth. The long rest is coming. For tonight, there’s warmth enough.

Project: East Gallatin Preserve
Photographer: Gordon Gregory
Architect: SWABACK
Interior Designer: Marni Duncan

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Windows fame snapshots of life as it unfolds beyond the glass, each view a living portrait of the ever-changing seasons....
10/07/2026

Windows fame snapshots of life as it unfolds beyond the glass, each view a living portrait of the ever-changing seasons.

Project: Bridger Residence
Photographer: Gordon Gregory Photography
Architect: Miller-Roodell Architects, Ltd
Interior Designer: Laura Fedro Interiors

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Address

34290 Frontage Road
Bozeman, MT
59715

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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