
This award is given through the generosity of Buffalo Bill Historical Center patron David Leuschen and allows the Center to purchase a piece or pieces to place in its permanent collection of Western Decorative Arts.

1994 – Covert Workshops – Jim & Lynda Covert

1995 – Red Bird Furniture – Rocky & Tawnya Wilson

1995 – The Rainbow Trail Collection – John & Pam Mortensen

1996 – The Art Shoppe

1996 – Triangle Z Ranch Furniture – Ken Siggins

1997 – Anne Beard

1997 – Cash Metals – John Cash

1997 – Quandary Designs – Greg Race

1998 – New West – J. Mike Patrick
1998 – Yocham's Custom Leather – Rick & Rhonda Yocham

1999 – Mark Koons

2000 – Norseman Designs West – John Gallis

2001 – Quandary Design – Greg Race

2002 – Anne Beard

2003 – Spear S Woodworks – Eric Shell

2004 – Santos Furniture – Lester Santos

2005 – North Fork Woodworks – Tom Dahlke

2006 – Bear Paw Custom Woodworks – Mike & Jo Roths

2007 – Nordberg Furniture – Doug Nordberg

2008 – Arrowleaf Studio – Scott Armstrong

2009 – Seidel's Saddlery – Keith Seidel
Carl Preussl (1894 – after 1934) Old Faithful, 1929 oil on canvas. 3.01
Yellowstone has always inspired artists as well as scientists and nature lovers. See the nature of Yellowstone through art.
Winchester Model 1876 short rifle. Gift of Olin Corporation, Winchester Arms Collection. 1988.8.191 With saddle, ca. 1900. 1.69.875
The firearm is integrally tied to the story of the history and culture of the West.
Traverse the natural history of the Greater Yellowstone region on an interactive trail from an alpine ecosystem down to the plains.
Find out about the 'Man of the West—Man of the World,' the times in which he lived, and his lasting influence.