This is the place to stop! They have weekly auctions on Wednesdays and they are a ton of fun! Its a…read morefamily owned business and you can about find anything and everything you can imagine... They also have a sales floor that has gently used furniture as well as new bedroom furniture and mattress sets. The atmosphere is pretty entertaining and well worth a visit...

Super fun and kitschy place along I-80 in Nebraska. We pulled off the interstate because we saw…read morethere were several restaurants off that exit, and it was dinner time. We ended up eating at Whiskey Creek right next door, and after dinner we walked over to check the trading post out. It's so fun and inviting with its fort-facade, giant statue in the parking lot, wagons and cannons, how could we NOT? My guy enjoyed the museum exhibits at the back of the store, and I enjoyed browsing the goods for sale. Purchased several small items including the prerequisite post cards of the area and some pretty and tasty candy rocks. I also found, much to my delight, a pug-dog car decal. And they have an excellent selection of really beautiful sterling and gemstone Native American-made jewelry. I got a gorgeous "rainbow peridot quartz" ring - I've never seen anything else quite like it anywhere! My attached photo does it no justice, but the stone looks blue from some angles, green from others. Exquisite! Multiple sales associates ignored me as I lingered at the jewelry counter looking, but then a very tall young man came over to help me. He was personable, sweet and attentive, so it's all good. In my 40+ years of life, this was my first time ever driving across the center of the country, so I can't say when or even if I'll be back that way again. But if I ever am, I will definitely stop for another visit.

Stop in for the animated diorama of hand carved figures, every half hour and in our case about 5…read moreminutes past. Probably not the most politically correct but an interesting time capsule in time of another time. Otherwise mostly a run of the mill western themed gift shop.

We had a great visit with the chicken lady and had fun looking at all her fabrics and projects!!!…read more Love stopping at quilt stores as we travel. This one is worth the stop!!!

Incredibly kind and helpful staff. Largest selection of Charlie Harper I have seen in a quilt…read morestore. Full selection of Tilda. wonderful kits and patterns. A must see stop

A to Z is an absolute gem. I walked in knowing I'd likely buy a book or two and was absolutely…read moreastounded by the variety. I could've easily spent hours but kept it to one hour and two books. Mostly for my boyfriend's sake, who took me and was trailing along. This place is magical, don't skip it!

I love used bookstores so was surprised to find one in North Platte. Once I came into the shop,…read morethere was quite a lot of books, but my biggest surprise was that there were several bookshelves filled with books about Japanese Americans. (It looked a lot like my bookshelf at home, with many of the same books!) Looking at the inscription on the inside of the book, as well as knowing about the Japanese community in the area, I could figure out whose collection it had come from. That's the thing about used bookstores or thrift shops in a community, that eventually things get recycled. So for anyone in the North Platte area interested in Japanese- American history, this is your rare opportunity to buy some incredible books. The collection is very good, including many books about the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the most highly decorated World War II fighting unit made up of Nisei.

What a great place to shop! Everything tidy and such a variety. Most times one could outfit an…read moreapartment. Always treasures among needed items so stop by and check out the more than reasonable prices. Oh, friendly staff there to help; just ask and they'll help you find whatever you need. All appliances are checked to make sure they work. Never been disappointed in deals I bought.

The lady who runs that place needs to cool her jets and drop the attitude. I will never be back to…read moreBargain Bin, despite the kind volunteers with whom I've had pleasant interactions there. The manager acts like some power-tripping "girl boss" from the 1980s working in a big city in a "man's world" when she is really just a thrift shop manager in a town in western Nebraska. She needs to look up the term "simony" and she will see she is wrong about not selling religious statues and crucifixes (but angels are somehow okay). She also needs to look up Hebrews 13:2, "Always be kind to the stranger, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares." Lady, you don't know just how much you've blown it.

I went in looking for a belt, but couldn't find the style I was looking for so I didn't buy…read moreanything, but the store has a great selection of cowboy Western wear

The ladies at KJ's bent over backwards for me. Barb the is owner and Connie who is Barbs mother…read more These two ladies did a great job getting me my full quill ostrich boots.They checked with the factory to make sure we had size,the right toe and heal.I was in Nebraska visiting but they made me feel as if I shopped the on the regular.I also bought a straw cowboy hat. The only place I could find a Gus style hat. You can't go wrong.I will be stopping by the next time I go through Hershey Nebraska. Brett, from SuothCarolina

I love this place Jim has all sorts of great sings to hang on the wall. My particular favorite is…read morehis vast array of old License plates and his very rare Nebraska Leather License plates. He also does a great job of refinishing antique items and specializes in Hoosier Cabinets. Come and by and have a look you will love this place, the little hidden gem in Wallace.

Had not been here but drive by occasionally. This name was originally, back in 1970's, in old…read moredowntown created by the Cain family and was a great all western tack and clothing. Now, owner Terry Bath is out on Rodeo Road and making nice high quality saddles and tack. (his brother Tim in WY has made chaps for me in past). Also some accessories for the cowboys and cowgirls. I was actually looking for silk scarves as gifts. Decided on another idea, the pink leather cross. Just right. Is wonderful to have a real saddle shop back in our area again.