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- Moulton Barn on Mormon Row.
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- Moulton Barn. Some of the 1994 restoration done to the barn appears in this picture. The doors were reattached and new shingles put on the roof.
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- Moulton Barn, date unknown.
“A Nickel for the Barn” Public Art Show: A Fundraiser to Benefit the T.A. Moulton Barn Centennial Preservation Fund was held July 3 – 20, 2013 at the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum, 225 N. Cache St. Jackson, Wyoming.
As Clark Moulton used to say, “If I had a nickel for every picture that was taken of that barn, I’d be rich.” As the T.A. Moulton Barn reached its 100th year, it was time to test that theory. The famous barn, a prominent feature of the Mormon Row historic district in Grand Teton National Park, is showing signs of its age and is in need of preservation work, ranging from emergency stabilization to window repair. In an effort to raise the funds needed to fully rehabilitate the barn, the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum in collaboration with T.A. Moulton Barn Centennial Celebration Committee hosted a public art show dedicated to Mormon Row. The wide array of art was on display, and purchases supported the preservation of this historic icon. 30% of all sales were donated to the T.A. Moulton Barn Centennial Preservation Fund.