Neat book. My helper Mark, a Teton nut, was pretty intrigued by this book. He didn’t even know it existed. He set the price high so you guys don’t buy it, and he can grab it from me later, I think.
Organized as a sort of historic narrative anthology, this book is a fascinating read about the small details of the early history of the Teton Valley, including the early trappers, the establishment of the national park, and the climbing history.
In excellent condition. 462 pages. Contains a fold-out map in the front of the Tetons with names, with present-day Mt. Woodring labeled "this group is not named."
