1901 Map of Grand Teton

About this map

The Teton Mountains dominate this early twentieth-century survey, which documents the region's landscape just as it was being designated for protection. This specific edition includes significant red-ink updates from 1929 by the National Park Service, marking the boundaries of the newly established Grand Teton National Park and identifying primary roads. The map reveals a land defined by early ranching homesteads and seasonal lodges before modern infrastructure arrived, with the Snake River winding through the valley past the Menor Ferry Bridge and the Elk Refuge Res.