Jackson, Wyoming

The town of Jackson coalesced in the late 1800s and officially became know as Jackson in 1894. Today the approximately 10,000 residents use Jackson and Jackson Hole interchangeably as the name of the town, although Jackson Hole is really the valley in which the town in situated. I would have to say that the town's economy is almost 100% tourism. It hosts visitors to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and has a ski resort (Snow King) with two others located nearby.

I would visit Jackson on my way to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Usually I would just walk around town and gawk at the other tourists, and occasionaly eat breakfast or lunch. I took lots of pictures of random businesses located in the touristy part of town, centered around the town square. Some of these are presented below in no particular order. The photos span a time period from 1991 to 2020.

Jackson Public Transport 1991

Jackson Public Transport 2020

I think this is Cache Street (1991)

Gaslight Alley
Corner of N Cache St and Deloney Ave

Legacy Gallery
Corner of Cache and Deloney

The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant
Good Breakfast

North Cache Street

Antler Arch Jackson Town Square
Oct 2014

Antler Arch Jackson Town Square
July 2020

Covered Boardwalk along North Cache Street

West Deloney Avenue is pictured in the photo to the right, taken in Oct 2014. Skinny Skis Sporting Goods is shown in the center of the picture and Jackson Hole Hat Company is to the right. The hat company closed some time after this photo was taken.