Wyoming

Probably the most iconic barn in the world, thanks to a dramatic backdrop of the Teton Mountains, this picturesque barn was built in stages from 1913 to 1939 by Mormon settler T.A. Moulton.

Established as the George Washington Memorial Park in 1934 (in honor of his 200th birthday), this park is now better known as the Town Square.

This historic cinema of 1941 has been carefully restored and is now home to a pizzeria.

Located on the Town Square, this western bar has been a Jackson landmark since 1937. It is known for its nostalgic atmosphere, western dancing, and live country music.

Located inside the historic Wort Hotel, this Jackson landmark is named for the 2,032 uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollars inlaid in its famously curvy bar.

Offering unique burgers made with a variety of meat, fish, and veggies, Liberty Burger occupies a historic building and is furnished in a striking Art Nouveau style.

Built in 1911, St. John's Church features a large walkable outdoor labyrinth patterned after that in Chartres Cathedral, France.