Since the late 1940s, the night sky above Jackson Hole, Wyoming has been graced by the radiant glow of one of the most distinctive constellations of the Western sky: the bucking bronco above downtown’s Cowboy Bar. For decades, the facades and businesses on Main Street in the small towns that punctuated those endless miles of open space were lit by ionized gases in bent tubes of glass. These names, shapes and glowing forms have burnt themselves into our collective memory of the modern West’s landscape. - MB