The Jackson Hole Historical Society houses the organization's research and heritage center, the permanent collections, and the offices. In addition to a permanent artifact collection, the historical society features a library of Western Americana, a small exhibit gallery, and a research center with archival and biographical data, a photograph archives, a map collection, an oral history collection, and a manuscript archives.

Visitors are encouraged to visit the historical society to view the many engaging historical photographs documenting the settlement and growth of Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. The staff is available to assist with your questions about the history of the area. Amateur and professional researchers, writers, filmmakers make use of the varied collections as do area youth groups and the general public.

The Jackson Hole Historical Society is located at 105 Mercill Avenue, about two blocks off of the Town Square. It is the historic log cabin on the corner of North Glenwood Street and Mercill Avenue.

The Jackson Hole Historical Society is open to the public all year long. There is no admission charge. Hours of operation are Tuesday through Friday 10am-5pm. Closed Monday. Contact us via phone (307) 733-9605, FAX (307) 739-9019, or email at jhhsm@wyom.net

Due to our new museum building project and various programmatic obligations, from time to time, we will be closing the administrative office and research facility. If you have plans to visit us for research purposes and don't have a flexible schedule, please let us know when you will be here so we can ensure that someone will be available to assist you. We appreciate your cooperation.-JHHSM Staff