The Barn was built by T.A. Moulton while on homestead at Mormon Row. It was their storage structure for their dry farming produce. The homesteaders eventually left the area but the structure remained. Now, known as the T.A. Moulton Barn, it has become a representative symbol for Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The barn is considered as the most photographed barn. It was one of our places to see at the National Park.

Head for Mormon Row when you find yourself in Grand Teton National Park. Arrive at sunrise and you will see the sun shining on the T. A. Moulton Barn with the Grand Teton Mountain Range in the background.

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