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Location2,
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1933.
Notes
Survey number HABS WY-91
Significance: The Joe Pfeiffer Homestead, built in the southeastern portion of Grand Teton National Park, was an excellent representation of late-period homesteading. Little change was made during the years and electricity and modern agricultural implements were never a part of the homestead. After 1962 all buildings were in a state of decay. Basic elements of man's relationship to environmental surrounds in a frontier situation remained intact, and the Joe Pfeiffer Homestead was used as an environmental study for local school children. In September of 1994, a fast moving sagebrush and grass fire broke out burning 2,000 acres in Grand Teton National Park which destroyed the Joe Pfeiffer Homestead.
Subjects
HomesteadingFarms
Collection
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
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