Stan Klassen Research Center

Located at the Museum on 225 North Cache St.

Research Requests and Appointments

Please call (307) 733-2414 or email [email protected] for research needs. Our Research & Collections team is happy to help!

While it is free to use our research center, please see our Fee Schedule for the cost of copies, publication of materials, and research assistance.

School and History Day Students: Please note that all students are expected to make their own research arrangements. We are happy to assist but we do not respond to research requests from students’ parents; JHHSM believes strongly in our mission of education and this includes assisting learners of all ages in finding out how to use primary resources and conduct their own research.

About the Research Center

Researchers, students and the general public are welcome to visit our Research Center to search more than 19,000 photos, 10,000 documents, 400 oral histories, and hundreds of books on the West and Jackson Hole. Our library collection is non-circulating but available for the public to use and most books are also available at the Teton County Library. We also have a subscription to newspapers.com, which houses the digital scans of all Jackson Hole’s newspaper collections. If you are not able to come in person please check out our Collection Highlights link and if you want to know more email [email protected].

Collection Highlights

Visit highlights of our online collection.

*Thank you to the Wyoming State Historical Records Advisory Board and National Historical Publications and Records Commission for supporting JHHSM Collections projects, including the 2020 Jackson Hole Guide Photo Archive project.

Jackson Hole Research Papers:

Stories of Place through Time: The Literary Heritage of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Earle Layser, 2018

Butch Cassidy’s Trip Through Jackson Hole in 1929. Robert C. Rudd, 2019.

For more information about the Stan Klassen Research Center or to schedule a research appointment, please email [email protected] call the museum at 307-733-2414.