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Grand Teton
A Place Called Jackson Hole A Historic Resource Study of Grand Teton National Park |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD, by Superintendent Jack Neckels
CHAPTER 1: The Natural Setting
CHAPTER 2: The Prehistoric Peoples of Jackson Hole By Stephanie Crockett
CHAPTER 3: The Fur Trappers
CHAPTER 4: Explorers and Scientists
CHAPTER 5: Prospectors and Miners
CHAPTER 6: The Pioneers: Homesteading in Jackson Hole, 1884-1900
CHAPTER 7: The Census of 1900: Profile of a Frontier Community
CHAPTER 8: The Homesteaders: Post-1900
CHAPTER 9: Life on the Homestead
CHAPTER 10: Cattle Ranchers
CHAPTER 11: Reclamation and Irrigation
CHAPTER 12: The Transportation Frontier
CHAPTER 13: The Communities of Jackson Hole
CHAPTER 14: The Dude Wranglers
CHAPTER 15: Tourists
CHAPTER 16: Park of the Matterhorns By Reynold C. Jackson
CHAPTER 17: Conservationists
CHAPTER 18: Picturing Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park By William H Goetzmann
CHAPTER 19: Conclusion
INDEX (omitted from the online edition)
To Chuck McCurdy, thanks for the chance.
To my wife, Susan, and my daughters, Laura and Elizabeth,
for their love and support. — The AuthorA Special Thank You To
The Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum.
Book Design Jennifer and Lee Ballentine
Copyediting Kate James
Full-Service Production Professional Book Center
Cover Design Carole Thickstun
Cover Images Top left: photo by W.D. Johnston, Dedication
of Grand Teton National Park, July 29, 1929, courtesy of Grand
Teton National Park; top right: Jack Huyler playing guitar,
courtesy of the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum;
center: Grand Teton National Park, Old Jackson Hole Road, courtesy
of the National Park Service; bottom left: Indian with travois,
courtesy of the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum;
bottom right: farmer working land that is now part of the
National Elk Refuge, courtesy of Grand Teton National Park.
Published by Grand Teton Natural History Association, Moose, WY
Please note: This report is a NPS publication, which is normally considered to be in the public domain. However, this report may contain illustrations that are copies of materials NOT in the public domain, for which one-time reprint permission was obtained prior to publication. Persons wishing to use these illustrations of non-NPS origin for any purpose beyond educational perusal must obtain their own permissions from the owners of the original materials.
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