I do not knit. However, my wife does and I have picked up a few tidbits of knowledge from this. I…read morehave also been her companion on several visits to this store. From a non-knitters point of view, and experienced yarn store visitor, this is a nice place. I think the first time I visited, they were in the midst of remodeling or reorganizing their show area. It was still a very nice environment, and a pleasant store. We just went there over the weekend, and it was in tip-top shape! There is a decent amount of yarn on hand, and several tables and a couch to sit at. Lots of notions and accessories, as well as a small selection of clothing and wearable creations. The store does not carry 'all the yarns', but they have a very nice selection of yearn weights, colors and fibers. Considering how many boutique yarn dyers and craft spinning junkies there are online, it would be silly to try to carry them all. However, you should be able to find a nice skein or two that you really need to take home and introduce to the rest of your stash. Last, but not least, they have one of the nicest store restrooms I have ever used. 'The Loo' is small, but very clean, nicely decorated and easy to access. And clean, did I mention that? Anyway, if you are escorted to another yarn shop by your SO, this one is a good choice.

Walking in the shop (which is nestled in the lovely historic section of Guthrie), you'll be…read moreimpressed by the gorgeous presentation and extensive selection. SWAK has more Noro than you can shake a stick at and if you're looking for Rowan, they've got it. [Edited to Add: They no longer stock Noro Kureyon! This is upsetting.] While SWAK does offer online shopping from their website, visiting the store is the way to go since being able to see the colors of the yarn up close and feel the texture is half the fun. If you're looking for needles or hooks, they've got a nice selection and also a generous choice of books and gift items. Service can be a little iffy depending on what day you go- sometimes I've received outstanding help and other times the staff have seemed uninterested in answering any questions. Definitely worth the drive from Oklahoma City, especially if you plan on making an afternoon of visiting the neighboring antique shops and taking the city trolley tour.

consiglio is one of the coolest stores I've ever been in . could not keep my eyes from recognizing…read moremore and more unique items to buy u can find almost anything in there including good vibes and a sense of family and friendship

Boy was I ever glad that we decided to shop downtown Guthrie! What an awesome antiquing…read moreexperience! Above the Rest had a great selection of reasonably priced items. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

We recently stopped here while spending a day Antiquing! This place was awesome, it had a great…read moreselection & the workers were super kind & caring, great prices too! We will definitely be back!!

Great service and excellent floral bouquet delivered to my daughter for Mother's Day.read more

Patsy's is the only place my husband will purchase flowers for me. Patsy's arrangements are…read moreabsolutely beautiful and a great bang for your buck. You never get rink-dink arrangements that make you think "that's all I get for $35". I just received a glorious arrangement for my 7th wedding anniversary and it is slam packed with huge star gazer lily's, roses, and alstroemeria. The flowers are healthy and are continuing to bloom 5 days later. Patsy's delivers to the surrounding areas and it a true local gem!

On our trip from Kansas City back to the DFW area, we looked up some resale/thrift stores that were…read morealong our way. We always look for little treasures or vintage items. This store has tons of inventory and the gentleman working there was very helpful, warm, and friendly. We were glad we stopped as we found some good stuff. The only knock on the place is that it is too small or they have too much stuff. Organization was rough and it looks like the operator was just overwhelmed with stuff.

I had such an incredible time visiting the Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum in Guthrie when I…read morewas visiting my sister in Oklahoma. I was a pharmacy technician for 20 years and I'm now a Registered Nurse. My husband is a surgical tech. We absolutely loved checking out all of the old pharmacy stuff and the old surgical instruments. We could have spent the whole day exploring this museum! The place is run by volunteers and there is a donation box at the entrance. We were more than happy to make a donation and we absolutely loved walking around the store listening to the incredible volunteer who shared great stories and little bits of history. I'm sorry I don't remember her name as I so enjoyed her. My husband and I would love to volunteer there too, if we lived in Oklahoma! I highly highly recommend that you check this place out even if you are just remotely interested in history or medical things.

This museum brings the 1889 Land Run era to life through an impeccably preserved 19th-century…read morepharmacy. The 1923 soda fountain, brass scales, vintage tonics, and apothecary garden out back showcase frontier medicine and daily life with authentic detail. Housed in the original Gaffney Building. Perfect for history buffs and families exploring Guthrie's Victorian district.

As the sign says this was the first newspaper in the Oklahoma territory and largest printing plant…read morewest of the Mississippi. We toured it years ago and you could see all the old equipment and presses as well as the set up stuff over several floors. Don't know what's allowed today. This was more of a walk around tour if the city. The building looks great from the outside. Guthrie has a lot of history having been the original capital of Ok.

Despite the negative review from the other tourist, I really enjoyed seeing this building and the…read morerest of Historic downtown Gutherie. There is so much history in that area and I'm glad that there are plenty of signs/placards in front of historic buildings around town that tell you its story. I really appreciated all of the detail and stories that the historical fund/society put into all of the informational signs. It's fun to look around town from the first State Capital building and see that each building was built in the late 1800s or the early 1900s. It feels like everything around you takes you back in time. I love those experiences. They also offer a trolley ride for a reasonable price which I believe shuttles you around town. The trolley is really neat but I didn't get a chance to take it but saw others enjoying their ride on it. I highly recommend that you take some time to visit and walk around the old parts of a historic town that's been beautifully preserved l and restored.

The entertainment is superior. The Midway provided good food and loads of fun. All the staff were…read moresuper helpful and very professional. The grounds appeared very clean and inviting. The blood upgrade was well worth the money. Allowed our family to get the full experience. 10 out of 10 highly recommend.

One of the best haunts in the state!!!! The decoration and atmosphere is immaculate! They have…read morethings for everybody all ages all sizes all shapes!!! Definitely going to comeback!!