JACKSON, Wyo. — Even during the off-season, the town square is rarely empty. With Grand Teton National Park normally opening May 1, and Yellowstone shortly after, things were a bit different this year. Streets slowly filled with cars, but nothing compared to normal times.

Buckrail’s photographer has collected a sequence of photos of an empty downtown Jackson during the stay-at-home order for Teton County. The health order required residents to hunker down, regardless of age, with exceptions for essential activities and essential employees.

Residents did their part to help slow the spread of COVID-19 to keep our community safe.

March 25th. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
March 25th. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
The Wyoming Office of Tourism is set to launch an in-state campaign to reunite communities and reawaken the local economy. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
March 31st. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
April 12th. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
April 12th. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
May 1st. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
May 1st. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer

Nick joined as the official Buckrail photographer in 2018. He graduated from The University of Wisconsin Stout with a degree in Cross-Media Graphics Management and a minor in Photography and Video. Nick is currently a photographer for Buckrail News and a Digital Marketer for TMBR Creative Agency. On any given day you can find Nick photographing wildlife in Grand Teton National Park or snowboarding on Teton Pass.