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Jackson, Wyoming
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The four iconic arches at each corner of the Town Square are made from elk antlers, which are naturally shed by elk in the nearby National Elk Refuge.
Established in 1934, the Town Square has been a central gathering place for locals and visitors alike, reflecting the town's rich history and community spirit.
Every May, the square is the site of the annual ElkFest, celebrating the antler collection and auction that supports the Boy Scouts and the National Elk Refuge.
The square is not only a hub for shopping and dining but also a venue for cultural events, including art fairs and live music performances.
During the winter months, the square transforms with festive lights and becomes a picturesque setting for ice skating and holiday celebrations.
These markers provide insights into the town's past, including its founding and development as a gateway to the nearby national parks.
The combination of the antler arches, surrounding mountains, and vibrant community events makes it a picturesque location for capturing the essence of Jackson.
