Stopped in just to check things out and feel a little more Wyoming-like. I've never had a fur…read morecoat, but if I were in the market this place has a good selection. Cool place. Glad I stopped in. I bought some buffalo burger meat and a package of brats before leaving. Made it today. Good stuff!

What wonderful friendly people! Amazing craftsmanship and the tour was awesome. They actually made…read moreKurt Russell's buffalo coat for the Hateful Eight movie. We highly recommend stopping in.

Gooseberry Garden Quilt Shop is a treasure in such a small town. The owner (Susan) has a choice…read moreselection of fabrics and offers regular sale items. She and her cousin Jacquie (who works with her) have wonderful ideas and eyes for color and patterns. Jacquie helped me find a selection of fabrics for a project that I have yet to finish. Perfect fabrics for each project. There is a wonderful selection of yarns and patterns for knitting and crochet. Her website and been well thought out and updated. I can't wait to return and do in-person shopping again. They are friendly people and will help in any way they can.

This is a great little shop with friendly staff. Neat projects, big or small. We did shop hop and…read morehad a great visit. Has a bolt of day at 25% off when you purchase it, also she does an entire line at 40% off every day. I will be back. She is working on getting more website stuff going as she is a very new shop (only a year) but she has dug her heals in it appears. I have never met this lady either. Haha took me 3 times to remember Susan was her name. Happy shopping.

A delightful small business offering friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and a great…read moreexperience for residents and visitors alike.

Quite the antique store on the main street. For some reason, it didn't really feel like an antique…read morestore, but more like a resale shop. Perhaps because HNP has vintage clothing in the back -- some fun hats from the 40s and 50s, and all nicely displayed. I was so tempted to buy one of the hats because it reminded me of one my grandma used to wear. In some shops, it can seem like the dust takes over and diminishes the fun in searching. That didn't seem to be the case here. I noticed plenty of tables and chairs and general knicknacks and all were in great shape and I didn't feel like I had dust and dirt clinging to my hands when I left. The owners were sharing a laugh about not "seeing" everything because they look at it every day; so, if someone asks for something specific they draw a blank. I get it and I'm not working in an antique store. Welcome to normal.

Some pieces looked authentic but a bit overpriced. Owner didn't seem to know where some of the…read morepieces came from. He said the moccasins I was ready to purchase were from the local area however a tag inside the moccasins said "Yakama Mocs" on the inside of one of them. They came from the Yakima Tribe so they're not authentic to Montana at all. Look at your pieces very carefully. Another piece said from "Katie's Antique Mall" so you're not buying pieces authentic to Montana Native tribes at all. Yet the owner is pricing these pieces like he knows exactly where they came from. There is a hodgepodge from all different places and not necessarily for Montana so in my opinion, it's a crapshoot! Also, the place looks very run down on the outside and looks like it's been closed up for several months The gate stays closed even during business hours. You have to call the owner and he'll tell you to go ahead and open up the gate and he'll meet you at the shop. That's how it is here.

Resale shop downstairs with lots of books and craft items (sewing patterns, notions, etc..),…read morevintage and kitschy items upstairs with furniture and mattress sales. Friendly staff and an open floor plan make this a pleasant environment to browse.

Wow. This place blew us away with how big it was and how many items it had. Everything from old…read morewagons to the original bar from the Hole in the Wall Bar that Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid frequented in Thermopolis. They have many items from the 1800s forward. The museum had tons of items that shows what a general store, a newspaper office, a bank, a blacksmith shop, and many other examples of life in the late 1800s. The building is very deceiving because it has a full basement. It took is over 2 hours to go through the entire museum. We were all impressed with the amount of items on loan from local residents. It is obvious that the community is very supportive of the museum. They have a large amount of the museum dedicated to the armed forces and the local contributions of individuals and families.

Very awesome. I went in for only the third time the other day & found all sorts of things I wanted…read moreto buy. I have to pace myself though as I would spend a fortune if I went in there very often. Seems like not any of the same stuff as the last two times I was there. Woohoo! Definitely a shop Thermopolis store.