Uncover the human story behind Grand Teton National Park. This work presents the cultural and historical threads that shape the Tetons, from ancient life to more recent settlement. This Historic Resource Study explains the park’s past in clear, accessible terms. It shows how a baseline NPS research project became a tool for interpretation, education, and cultural resource management. The book highlights the valley’s communities, historic buildings, and key events that helped shape the landscape you see today. A historical overview of Grand Teton National Park Context-driven narratives that connect people, places, and events Practical material for interpretation and managing cultural resources A detailed look at Jackson Hole’s development from indigenous life to modern towns Ideal for readers of local history, park fans, and anyone curious about how a landscape becomes a living museum.