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Mormon Row Barn

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Mormon Row Barn Stormy Sunrise Black & White, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Stormy mornings have a way of deterring all but the most determined of photographers. I was the only photographer at this world-famous location on this morning. That was the only time I experienced solitude at this location.

Year Photographed: 2018

The Historical Significance of Mormon Row

Mormon Row is a unique and significant landmark that holds great historical importance. Located within Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, Mormon Row is a stretch of land that was settled by Mormon pioneers in the late 19th century. This iconic area is a testament to the perseverance and resourcefulness of the early Mormon settlers who transformed the western frontier into a thriving agricultural community. The remnants of their homesteads, barns, and other structures still stand today, offering a glimpse into the past and the challenges these pioneers faced. Visiting Mormon Row provides an opportunity to step back in time and admire the incredible craftsmanship and ingenuity of these settlers. Walking along the gravel road, surrounded by the picturesque Tetons, you can envision the daily lives of those who tirelessly worked the land.

The Role of Mormon Row in Preserving History

Mormon Row has played a pivotal role in preserving the rich history of the early Mormon settlers in the Jackson Hole area. Through its historic buildings and structures, it provides a glimpse into the past and allows visitors to appreciate the challenges and triumphs of the Mormon pioneers.

Historic Buildings and Structures

Barns: On Mormon Row, the barns hold a significant place in the history of the area. These iconic structures stood as a testament to the hard work and perseverance of the early settlers. Exploring the barns allows one to truly grasp the agricultural lifestyle of the Mormon pioneers.

These barns were not just ordinary structures. They were carefully designed and constructed to withstand the harsh Wyoming winters and serve multiple purposes. The architectural features of these barns, such as their sturdy log construction and unique roof designs, reflect the practicality and resourcefulness of the Mormon settlers.

Aside from providing shelter for livestock, the barns also served as storage for grain, hay, and agricultural equipment. They were the heart and soul of the farming operations, ensuring the survival and prosperity of the settlers.

Other Historic Buildings: Besides the barns, Mormon Row boasts a variety of other historic buildings that contribute to its preservation of history. These structures, ranging from houses to outbuildings, showcase the architectural style and purpose of the Mormon settlers. Each building tells a unique story. Some houses reflect the simpler, functional design of the early pioneers, while others exhibit more elaborate styles with intricate details. Walking through these buildings, visitors can transport themselves back in time and imagine the lives of the families who called Mormon Row home.

Historical Background

Mormon Pioneers and Settlements in Wyoming

The Mormon pioneers played a significant role in the settlement of Wyoming. These religious migrants, also known as the Latter-day Saints, embarked on a challenging journey to find a place where they could practice their beliefs freely. In the mid-19th century, they ventured across the plains and mountains to escape persecution and create their own communities.

The appeal of Wyoming's vast and untouched landscapes drew the attention of the Mormon pioneers. The Jackson Hole area, nestled in the western part of the state, caught their eye specifically. Its fertile soil and abundant wildlife promised a prosperous future for those willing to embrace the challenges of frontier life.

Homesteading and Mormon Settlements

As the Mormon pioneers sought to establish their presence in Wyoming, they utilized the homesteading system. Homesteading allowed individuals to claim and cultivate parcels of land for themselves. This system served as a catalyst for the development of Mormon Row, as it attracted Mormon settlers looking to build a life and community in Jackson Hole.

Mormon farming communities quickly took root, with settlers working tirelessly to transform the rugged landscape into productive farmland. They built homes, barns, and other essential structures, creating a cohesive and self-sufficient community that supported one another in their shared endeavor.

Museum-Quality: Limited Edition TruLife® Acrylic Face Mount Print - Ready To Hang

Museum-Quality: Limited Edition TruLife® Acrylic Face Mount Print - Ready To Hang

The most luxurious of fine art prints, TruLife® Acrylic face mount prints have a 3d-like appearance due to the print being sandwiched between museum-quality acrylic and a solid backer medium. The paper is specifically made for face mounted prints and features a pearl-like luminescence. When light hits the acrylic, it refracts through the artwork and gives off an appearance of having been illuminated from within. These are the most vibrant and detailed prints I offer. Acrylic prints are best suited for hanging in homes.

This hand-polished, ready-to-hang print includes a 1/8" acrylic face mount with a clear acrylic or Comatex backing and a back mounted floating frame.

Limited to a small edition size of 25 prints, these digitally-signed and numbered prints come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity that has been affixed with our hologram system. The COA will be mailed separately.

Prices may increase significantly as the edition gets closer to selling out which will increase the value for collectors. Once this edition has sold out then this photo will be permanently retired from printing. This is truly the highest-value fine art print that I can offer for art collectors.

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Gallery-Quality: Limited Edition ChromaLuxe Metal Edge Mount - Ready To Hang

Gallery-Quality: Limited Edition ChromaLuxe Metal Edge Mount - Ready To Hang

Dye-sublimation ChromaLuxe metal prints have excellent contrast and saturation which make for a modern, eye-catching fine art photography print. ChromaLuxe prints are weather-resistant and the most durable print substrate available which make them ideal for high-traffic locations including hospitals, hotels, offices and restaurants.

My ChromaLuxe metal prints come with a glossy finish which features vibrant, saturated colors. The edge mount frame is 1.3" thick and comes ready to hang. The back of the print includes my signature backstamp.

Limited to a small edition size of 25 prints, these digitally-signed and numbered prints come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity that has been affixed with our hologram system. The COA will be mailed separately.

Prices may increase significantly as the edition gets closer to selling out which will increase the value for collectors. Once this edition has sold out then this photo will be permanently retired from printing. This is truly the highest-value fine art print that I can offer for art collectors.

Free shipping within the United States up to 72". Please contact me for Canada & international shipping fees.

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Standard: Limited Edition Canson Infinity Fine Art Print - Ready to Frame

Mormon Row Barn print

Canson Infinity prints are printed on 100% museum-grade cotton papers with a matte or lustre finish which has the vibrancy of glossy papers without the reflections. With a high Dmax, Canson prints have rich colors and deep blacks. At 310 gsm, these fine art prints feel substantial when held and is one of the most archival papers on the market with a rating of over 200 years. Each print features a one-inch white border around the live image area to provide maximum flexibility while framing. Loose prints are the ideal choice for interior designers or collectors who plan to work with a professional framer. I custom sign all individual prints with a digital signature for provenance unless requested otherwise.

Limited to a small edition size of 25 prints, these digitally-signed and numbered prints come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity that has been affixed with our hologram system. The COA will be mailed separately.

Prices may increase significantly as the edition gets closer to selling out which will increase the value for collectors. Once this edition has sold out then this photo will be permanently retired from printing. This is truly the highest-value fine art print that I can offer for art collectors.

I can either ship directly to you or your framer of choice. Free shipping within the United States. Please contact me for Canada & international shipping fees.

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