Mormon Row in Grand Teton National ParkAbandoned farmstead along Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park
Diving down Mormon Row and Antelope Flats you will see a cluster of old homesteads constructed by Mormon Settlers from 1908 until 1950. The Mormon homesteaders began to arrive in the 1890s from Idaho, creating a community called "Grovont," with a total of 27 homesteads. Mormon Row was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
View from Mormon Row across Antelope Flats south toward mountains in the Gros Ventre Wilderness
Beautiful Antelope Flats looking towards the Gros Ventre Mountains.
Flowers along Mormon Row in Antelope Flats Grand Teton National Park
This appears to be Mountain Dandelion. It is a member of the Sunflower family.
Mormon Row B&B sign
This Bed and Breakfast on Mormon Row looks very inviting. I believe Mormon decedents live on the property and there are cabins to rent. You will enjoy seeing this beautiful old homestead as you explore Mormon Row. Irrigation ditch coming from Kelly Hot Springs that feeds abandoned farms along Mormon Row in Antelope Flats Grand Teton National Park
These irrigation ditches you will see on Mormon Row were very important water source to the early Mormon families who farmer the area in the late in the early 1900's. Click here for more Wyoming travellogsUntil next time remember how good life is. More Wyoming AdventuresSome Utah Adventures ** More 2011 Travel Adventures
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