T. A. Moulton Barn, Mormon Row

Hi everyone,

Once the Bison had moved on, I had the chance to wander round what is most commonly referred to as the Moulton Barn on Mormon Row, Antelope Flats. It is all that remains of the homestead built by Thomas Alma Moulton and this is one of the last plots of land sold to the National Park Service by the Moulton family. It is also one of the most photographed locations in Grand Tetons (and rightly so!) and, perhaps, forms an iconic signature for Jackson Hole and the Teton range. I tried in this series to investigate some more unusual elements of the barn, and I hope you enjoy this small wander round the plot and the associated buildings and remains:

1. In Context



2. Boarded Up



3. Peeling Away



4. Western Lean-To..?



5. Two Dark Rooms...



6. Electrician Required



7. Distant Peaks



8. Bison Reminder



9. Was Once a Fence



10. Not an O.K Coral



I will follow this up with a further series on the distant barn in #10 and some from the Chambers Homestead in due course. What this location must have been like at the turn of the 19th/20th Century and in the winter is anyone's guess; hardship doesn't even come close...

Thanks for loking and comments always welcome.

Kind regards, Neil.

Great set! My favorites are the details and here particularly #2 and #3.

I have the same exact shot as #5 in HDR.

Love the place.   Wish I could go back.

These mountains in the background are so very impressive.
I really like all the ones where the mountains are visible.
Best for me 7 and 9. What a sky.. what a colour.

Great series, although we have seen more angles on this house. I can never get enough of mountains, so that doesn't matter. For me #10 works very well, for me the best here. It gives a deserted feeling with a small house. TFS

great series! Thanks for sharing.

I really like #9. Well spotted.