Welcome to the Historical Atlas of Jackson Hole!
Below is a map of historic sites chosen for their contributions to the history of the valley. Each site has an icon relating to its current or former location, with a legend at the bottom of the page. Once you click on a map icon, please follow the blue link in the introduction to a full page of historical and current photos, written narratives and timelines. Also listed below is a full index for direct links to the site pages.
We will be updating the Atlas in the future, so make sure to check back for updates!
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(top left of map) to expand the key.
Click here to navigate to the index.
The Historical Atlas of Jackson Hole Timeline:
Click on the image above to be taken directly to the timeline.
The timeline above is a comprehensive listing of the most important dates included in the Historical Atlas. The timeline is organized between five themes: cattle ranching, dude ranching, homesteading, Snake River Land Company, and tourism. These themes were developed to show the different patterns of land use in the valley, starting with the homesteading era in 1884. A separate timeline for Native American history can be found here.