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100 YEARS OF THE
T.A. MOULTON BARN
by Grand Teton National Park
Cultural Resources Division
Mormon Row,
originally called ‘Grovont,’ was an agricultural
community established at the beginning of the
20th century. Founded and populated primarily
by Mormons, the area’s development, layout, farming and irrigation practices, and civic organization were shaped
by the Mormon pioneer experience in the American West. Unlike many other western homesteads, these Mormon
homesteaders, who settled just northeast of the prominent Blacktail Butte, clustered their farms to share labor and
community. The six historic homesteads that remain along Mormon Row constitute one of the best representations of
an early 20th century western farming community. These remaining clusters of buildings are just a fraction of what
had been, including a church and a school at F