This place is amazing! It's so cool and fun and you can find nearly anything vintage you're looking…read morefor! Fishing poles, home decor, clothing, cool stickers! They have a coffee shop, too! Everything is so clean and organized! It reminds of Granny's Attic, which I loved! There's so much to look at, you could be there for hours. If you like cool vintage things, go!

Lots of varied offerings from a wide selection of vendors. Something for everyone! Always an…read moreenjoyable hour or 2 browsing when in Billings. Staff are invariably sullen and rude - and I have been here more than a dozen times. Other than that sad consistency, I highly recommend it.

I have shopped at this owner's store for years. The new location is great! Like many antique malls,…read morethere are booths that are tired and some that are gold--there is a reason we call our treasures "finds." If Yesteryear's is not to your taste, that's okay; more treasures for me!

Weird location in a downtown, downstairs space! Over priced on everything, cluttered so you felt…read moreclaustrophobic. Some of the booths were so bad we didn't go into. We just spent over $600 on several items in Miles City. We travel all over the country and this was one of the first places we only spent $$ on parking. Yes, you have to pay to park!

Ok. The lady who runs this store is absolutely adorable. There is alot amazing stuff everywhere you…read morelook and if you dont want to spend hours digging through recent crap to find an actual vintage diamond this is the store you're looking for. Everything is so neatly displayed. You're looking for fiestaware. Shes got a section. You only want to look at mirrored beer signs. There is definitely a section. The prices are good. So if you're hipster from the west coast driving through you will need to stop here and get something authentic that will be a great conversation piece that your friends will be envious over. If you're nostalgic, you will find something here that was always at your grandparents house. I love this store. You will love this store.

Once you get there the place is really fun to explore. My biggest issue is the parking lot. Do…read moreyou drive thru the truck stop or dodge semis on the other side. Guess that would add to the adventure. ;) I collect crochet clothing oven mitts and really hit the jackpot there. Haven't been over in awhile. Should give it a shot some weekend.

This is a fun place to go. Ringing the doorbell seems a bit like entering a speakeasy but with it…read morebeing downtown I can see why. I would lean heavily into the "secret knock" air. ;) Found some goodies and was just fun for me and my daughter to wander around.

I've lived in Billings my whole life and the owners of the Oxford are wonderful people who care…read moredeeply about their community. I have found many great items at reasonable prices. As to the comments about having to ring the doorbell to open the door they have no employees and if you know anything about the foot traffic down town they are not all are true shoppers. when I take my family there I appreciate that they do everything they can to insure that we have a great experience.

This store has been closed for sometime now. It's sad because I loved the place and the owner was…read morevery talented.

What a fun shop! Kate and Vanessa are very good at what they do! The Annie Sloan paint line and all…read moreaccessories are sold here. But the greatest part, they teach you how to use it too! Various techniques to transform old stuff into beautiful new creations. Take a class and learn from these amazing ladies!

It's like being in your grandma's house. It doesn't look like it of course, it's not a home, but…read moreit has inventory that looks like it could be your grandmas. It's organized, far more so than other stores of its kind. Things are sorted by category, and labeled with prices that are both reasonable and expected. Some items are straight from old, classic diners (plates, salt and pepper shakers and creamers) and others are obviously from well-loved collections. It's the pictures though, from when color film first became mainstream along with old black and white photos where no one smiles, that's a little sad. Maybe the things in this shop belonged to those people, but it's still unfortunate that these unknown people have had their pictures tossed into a basket at an antique store for others to ogle dispassionately. That's weird. Broadwater is still a nicely organized shop with things you expect to find as well as things you don't. With new inventory rotating in, if you see something, don't wait, it may not be there.

Carole with Fifty Shades of Rust Montana appraised a cigar store Indian that I had acquired. She…read moreinformed me it was a Gallagher Indian carved in Idaho and worth far more than I imagined. She left me with a written appraisal that can be used for insurance purposes should my treasure succumb to theft or damage. Carole is very professional, honest and extremely knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Carole from Fifty Shades of Rust Montana for any appraisal service!

Charming local shop with friendly staff ready to help you find what you might be looking for -…read moregreat spot to get local gifts, Montana-themed items, or any Midwestern styles. Downside: they can be a bit pricy. (Though they can have some decent sales in the clearance section.)

This is a fun store! Not only does it have stylish clothing for females, but a lot of interesting…read moreproducts that are produced locally. I definitely recommend a visit.

Montana Vintage Clothing could be a goldmine, but unfortunately it's run by a passive-aggressive,…read moregrey-haired woman who fat-shames customers under the pretense of "taking your measurements to match you to the right fits." When I found a pair of cute shorts and asked to try them on she said she'd have to "measure me first." I politely declined, assuming it was an optional service, to which she further informed me, it was not. Then things got weird. Because the shorts were cute (and cheap), I begrudgingly let her measure my waist. To which she said "ohh, they're too small," and put them back on the rack (they were actually my size) When I said I'd like to try them anyway, she smugly told me I could purchase them, but I still wasn't allowed to try them on. It was hands down the weirdest, most invasive, and humiliating shopping experience I've had. And it explains why the store is bursting at the seams with clothing. I doubt anyone actually buys anything after being treated like that. If you enjoy unsolicited body commentary and being size-policed over $20 vintage shorts, this place is for you. Otherwise, run. And a tip for the owner: If you want to run a 'by fitting only' boutique, then run a proper by-appointment fitting room where you pull sizes for people instead of wasting their time and humiliating them. Vintage isn't supposed to come with a side of shame.

Service A very sweet lady helped me…read moreShe let me try on several furs and I ended up buying a beautiful vintage fur (it was 92 degrees outside) haha Great fun stuff in the store Not overly priced