History of Jackson, Wyoming in Timeline
Jackson, Wyoming is a resort town and the largest in Teton County, serving as its county seat. The town's population was 10,760 in 2020. Commonly referred to as Jackson Hole (the name of the valley it occupies), Jackson is a significant tourist destination. Its appeal lies in its close proximity to popular ski resorts like Jackson Hole Mountain, Snow King Mountain, and Grand Targhee. Additionally, Jackson serves as a gateway to the Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, contributing to its popularity.
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1914: Incorporation of Jackson
In 1914, the town of Jackson was officially incorporated.
1920: All-woman city government elected
In 1920, Jackson elected an all-woman city government, including the mayor, town council, town marshal, town clerk, and treasurer.
December 20, 1924: Record Low Temperature
On December 20, 1924, Jackson experienced its record low temperature of -52 °F (-47 °C).
1929: Creation of Grand Teton National Park
In 1929, Grand Teton National Park was initially created.
1930: Snow King Resort Established
In 1930, Snow King Resort was established in Teton County.
1930: Release of The Big Trail
In 1930, the movie "The Big Trail" was shot in Jackson.
July 17, 1934: Record High Temperature
On July 17, 1934, Jackson reached a record high temperature of 101 °F (38 °C).
July 20, 1934: Record High Temperature
On July 20, 1934, Jackson reached a record high temperature of 101 °F (38 °C).
1937: First ski rope tow built at Teton Pass
In 1937, the first ski rope tow was constructed at Teton Pass.
1938: Teton County Library
In 1938, the Teton County Library, housed in a rustic log cabin, was established and is now on the National Register of Historic Places, later becoming the Huff Memorial Library.
1950: Expansion of Grand Teton National Park
In 1950, Grand Teton National Park was significantly expanded after John D. Rockefeller Jr. donated over 30,000 acres of land.
1952: Release of The Big Sky
In 1952, the movie "The Big Sky" was shot in Jackson.
July 1966: Start of Highest Snowfall Season
July 1966 marked the start of the season with the highest snowfall, totaling 153.3 inches (3.89 m).
June 1967: End of Highest Snowfall Season
June 1967 marked the end of the season with the highest snowfall, totaling 153.3 inches (3.89 m).
January 1969: Highest Monthly Snowfall
In January 1969, Jackson recorded its highest monthly snowfall total of 56.0 inches (1.42 m).
1980: Release of Any Which Way You Can
In 1980, the movie "Any Which Way You Can" was shot in Jackson.
1985: Release of Rocky IV
In 1985, the movie "Rocky IV" was shot in Jackson.
1990: Release of Ghosts Can't Do It
In 1990, the movie "Ghosts Can't Do It" was shot in Jackson.
1991: Start Year for Temperature Averages
In 1991, temperature averaging period started.
2000: Median Income Statistics
In 2000, the median household income in Jackson was $59,605, and the median family income was $69,432. The per capita income was $27,066.
2009: Preserve America Community Designation
In 2009, Jackson was designated as a Preserve America Community, recognizing its commitment to protecting and celebrating its heritage.
2010: Census Data
According to the 2010 census, Jackson had a population of 9,577 with 3,964 households and 1,858 families. The racial makeup was predominantly White (79.8%), with 27.2% of the population being Hispanics or Latinos of any race.
2010: Population Count
In 2010, the population of Jackson, Wyoming, was 9,577 according to the census.
2010: Employment Industries
In 2010, the primary employment industries in Jackson included arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services (32.2%), construction (8.7%), retail trade (12.4%), educational services, health care and social assistance (11.9%), and professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services (11.8%).
2012: Release of Django Unchained
In 2012, the movie "Django Unchained" was shot in Jackson.
2013: Release of The Last of Us
In 2013, Jackson became a major location in the action-adventure video game "The Last of Us".
2016: Viral YouTube Livestream
In 2016, a livestream of Jackson's town square went viral on YouTube, drawing attention to its elk antler arches and red pickup trucks.
2020: Release of The Last of Us Sequel
In 2020, Jackson was featured in the sequel to the action-adventure video game "The Last of Us".
2020: End Year for Temperature Averages
In 2020, temperature averaging period ended.
2020: Population Count
In 2020, the population of Jackson, Wyoming, reached 10,760 according to the census.
2023: Television Adaptation of The Last of Us
In 2023, scenes set in Jackson for the television adaptation of "The Last of Us" were shot in Canmore, Alberta, instead of Jackson itself.
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