Located in the southeastern section of Grand Teton National Park, Mormon Row Historic District is made up of six different historical homestead complexes. The homesteads were established by Mormon settlers in the late 1900s, and they built an intricate system of ditches and dikes to irrigate their crops.

Other features of the site include two picturesque barns, a windmill built in 1946, and excellent views of the Teton Range. A trail brochure can be obtained in the parking lot, and an interpretive sign here will provide visitors with the information they need to understand the historical importance of the site.

Grand Teton National Park, 83012 Kelly Ave, East Liverpool, OH 43920, Phone: 307-739-3300

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