Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum tells the stories of Jackson Hole that connect people to the history of this valley and region. We steward and share artifacts and ideas that foster curiosity and continual learning, forge connections, and inform our 21st century dialogue.
Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum
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Jackson Hole History has moved into a beautiful new light-filled facility that offers new exhibits, two historic log cabins adjacent to a pubic green space, a fun gift shop, and a lovely terrace for programs. Located just down the street from the Town Square, it offers something for all ages, including interactive exhibits that bring alive the history of Jackson Hole.
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Wonderful educational experience in Jackson! Staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable about the history of the area. There was a wonderful traveling exhibit of the woman from Jackson Hole including the woman's basketball team from 1910. I would recommend stopping by when in the area.
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Newly built history museum - wonderful exhibits, informative and interesting content on the history of Jackson Hole and the Tetons. All in a beautifully designed space. Rotating exhibit space, classroom, and terrace for events upstairs. Lovely gift/book shop at the front. All within walking distance of the square and lunch options. A must-see for tourists and locals alike.
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Absolutely loved spending some time here. We learned so much from the permanent exhibits, especially this wall of artifacts where you could learn about the community through each artifacts story. Also adored the cowboy trade exhibit upstairs. I learned SO much about the craft involved in western wear. No kids with us, but the kids room looked really well done. Bought a few things at the gift shop, which had a great selection for such a small footprint. Really recommend stopping in here!
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Small but very interesting. Mini movies tell a lot of stories and history of the area and the people that helped to settle the area including indigenous people. A bit about the Rockefeller family. Two cabins to look at. What films were made and cast too. Not bad for the price.
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