Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson, Wyoming grew from a remote valley of homesteaders, cattle ranchers, and mountain trails into one of the West’s most beloved frontier towns. First settled by hardy families in the 1880s, Jackson Hole later became famous for dude ranching, where visitors came to experience cowboy life beneath the towering Tetons. This collection honors the old Jackson — a place of saddle leather, wooden boardwalks, wide skies, and the rugged romance of the American West.