Last inholding within Grand Teton NP's Mormon Row Historic District transferred to USNPS

A property transfer organized by the Grand Teton National Park Foundation has gained housing for Grand Teton National Park employees while preventing development within the Mormon Row Historic District in the park.

The Moulton Ranch Cabins were the last privately-held inholding within the historic district. The Foundation announced plans to buy the property in June 2018, and acquired it the following November. It was listed for sale by the former owners, Hal and Iola Blake, who are descendants of TA Moulton, one of the original pioneers who homesteaded the area in the early 20th century.

https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/2020/06/grand-teton-park-foundation-transfers-moulton-ranch-cabins-park

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