Archives & Research Center
open by appointment
The History Jackson Hole Archives & Research Center invites researchers, students, and the public to work with our staff to search and view our extensive collection.
The Archives include more than 19,800 photographs, 8,400 archival documents and materials, 3,200 published and unpublished books, and 470 oral histories focused on local Jackson Hole and regional history.
The entire collection is managed in a digital database and many individual pieces are digitized and viewable remotely. View the Digital Collection by clicking on the link below this text.
We are happy to work with you virtually and in-person!
- The first step to exploring the Archive and Research Center is emailing [email protected] with your topic and area of interest.
- Our staff will then search the database and provide an inventory of what we have related to your topic.
- Next, we invite you to schedule an appointment to view pieces in person and dive deeper. Appointments usually require several weeks to schedule.
Other resources to check out:
- Teton County Library Catalog – Search our non-circulating library through Wyldcat and schedule an appointment to view it in person.
- Newspapers.com – Search Jackson Hole newspapers from 1911 onwards. Create your own account, use your library card, or schedule an appointment with our staff to search this extensive collection.
Online Collection
History Jackson Hole’s collection includes more than 7,200 objects and 19,800 photographs. A portion of these resources are available to view in our Online Collection.
View the Online Collection
submit a question
Our research team can assist you with finding items in our collection and answering questions about Jackson Hole history. Use this form to send your Jackson Hole history-related question to us.