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Teton Valley Museum
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Exhibits Currently on Display
- 1808 John Colter Stone
Discovered in South Leigh Canyon, Teton Valley
- Pierre’s Rendezvous Battle Journal Accounts
This historic Native American battle was fought in Teton Valley. There were two
additional local battles.
- The Yellowstone Bandit’s Pistol
Ed Trafton’s story: The gentleman bandit who robbed 19 stagecoaches in one day.
Trafton’s lived in Teton Valley during his exploits of the late 1800s and early
1900s.
- Sam Idaho Mining Display
During the early 1900’s, the town of SAM, located near brown bear coal mine in horseshoe
canyon, was home to over 200 people. Mining cars, equipment, and photos are on display.
- Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Artifacts Room
Numerous exhibits including the first flag that flew in Teton Valley.
- Veterans’ Tribute Room
We are soliciting pictures of servicemen who served from Teton Valley.
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Current Projects in Progress
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Heirloom Clothing Store |
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We are gathering a collection of furniture used in various places through the history
of Teton Valley.
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Scanning of historic photographs & portraits for a CD history library is ongoing.
Microfilm of the Teton Valley News from 1909 – 1960. Indexing has been completed
from 1909-1939.
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Museum Hours & Contact Information
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Phone: 208-354-6000
Location:
Teton Valley Museum Foundation
137 N State Hwy 33
PO Box 363
Driggs, ID 83422
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Yearly Schedule
May 26 through Sept 30
Sun & Mon: Closed
Tue & Wed: 12:00-5:00 PM
Thur - Sat: 10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Winter: By appointment
Admission
$5.00 Adults
$1.00 Children (Ages 6-12)
Under 6 Free
Group Rates Available
Yearly Membership (Unlimited Visits)
$25.00 Individual
$50.00 Family (2 adults and minor children)
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