Adorable shop insider Quigley Cottage B&B. New and used books of all types - fiction, history,…read morechildren's books, and even a rare book collection. Lots of great Montana history, including local ghost towns, mining, and ranching history books.

cutest little bookstore ever!! had so many amazing finds and the couple that owned it was so…read morewelcoming and inviting. loved the cozy environment and that they had something for everyone!

A great selection of American made cars and memorabilia. Admission gets you into 5 museums!read more

Amazing place to see beautiful vintage cars. The collection is the best, I have ever seen…read more The staff is lovely! The store is fun. Thank you.

My daughter has been begging to go on this ghost hunt ever since I went for my birthday two years…read moreago. After surviving the Lizzie Borden House and declaring that she was absolutely ready to take on the prison, my ghost-hunting mama heart couldn't wait to make it happen. So, for her birthday, we went ghost hunting! Addison and his team once again knocked it out of the park. My daughter couldn't stop laughing during his opening speech especially his demonstration of how NOT to use the equipment. He has such a great way of making everyone laugh and taking the edge off, which was especially nice for the people you could tell were a little nervous about what they were getting themselves into. I catch my daughter quoting " THERES GHOST EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!" " No...... it's your phone!" And I bust out laughing. Unfortunately, I had gotten food poisoning and had to tap out before any of the real fun started. I was absolutely crushed. This was supposed to be our mother daughter ghost hunting adventure for her birthday, and instead I had to miss most of it. But she had the time of her life, and that's what mattered. She was chosen for the human pendulum experiment, and she STILL hasn't stopped talking about it. Then the activity started. This kid apparently became a walking ghost magnet the second I left! She came back with video after video of responses. Apps, dowsing rods, equipment! you name it, she was getting activity from it. One of the guides was so surprised by how much she was getting that she ended up spending quite a bit of time with her investigating it. Meanwhile, I'm sitting there thinking, "Of course this happens on the night I get food poisoning!" She had an absolute blast. And because I was so sick and missed out on our mother daughter experience, she has already decided that she wants us to come back and do it again for MY birthday. This will be my THIRD time paying to come back. If that doesn't tell you how awesome this experience is, I don't know what will. Addison and his team make this so much more than simply walking around an old prison looking for ghosts. They make it fun, interactive, memorable, and approachable even if you're a little nervous. We'll be back. Apparently the ghosts and my daughter have unfinished business and next time, I am NOT missing it!

The name says Prison Museum, but you are really visiting an extensive collection of automobiles…read more(and before they were automated), a prison used until 1961, a toy museum and art. Spread over four buildings (well, the prison is a lot of buildings) on both sides of the street. So it's more than an old prison. To begin with, the prison grounds are under going some repair work. Pathways are being repaired, stair ways closed off. There is a lot of walking outdoors to see the areas open to the public so be sure you are dressed for the weather. Cells in the new prison and women's prison are open including the 'hole' and other cells used for punishment. The guide book tells you about those. Dining room, job placement office, social services, visitor room, 'the tunnel', shower room and clinic are some of the sites you can see or enter. Signs around the property give information. The auto collection goes on and on. From horse drawn on thru the years it's quite the collection. Each vehicle has a bit of info. A small display shows the Yellowstone trail which states that was the first trans-continent roadway from Boston to Seattle. Never heard of that and now I want to know more. The museum has an annual fund raiser to support museum upkeep. Buying raffle tickets helps keep the doors open. This years raffle is a 1965 Mustang GT! Drawing is in December and tickets are a tenner each. Go get ya some. We arrived after lunch and did not have time to view the other two museum locations across the road. We did however have time to get some ice cream from the shop near the entrance before getting back on the road. Also, there is a little free library at the entrance where you can take one or leave one. We parked street side. Restrooms are off the gift shop. Deerlodge is a cute little town with a National Park on the other end that is well worth a visit as well. A very family friendly stop.

Fabulous store. Friendly, clean, nice wool selection and threads, fat quarter wall. New selections…read moreof designers.

Such a great shop! We were visiting MT and I popped in to get some advice on restoring my 80 year…read moreold quilt top. The owner was very friendly and helpful, and I couldn't resist checking out the fabric selection, which was better than most big city stores! Prices were also great, so I bought a lot! Hopefully they get their website up soon so I can shop their store online from Oregon. Excellent small business experience!

This was an amazing little thrift store and the woman working was very delightful. Every good…read morecowboy has a bolo tie and so we found our son two at this store. I found an amazing soft, leather wrap purse...I have looked two years for this purse and finally purchased one here for $8 I highly suggest peeking in whether you're local or tourist.

Probably MONTANA'S BEST thrift store. A huge and very well laid out thrift store that is a fixture…read morein downtown Philipsburg. Open every day but Sunday [but maybe then too in the summer]. Huge selection of clothes, toys, books and housewares. All proceeds go to the local hospital and rest home and the local volunteers are helpful and friendly. Terrific place for cowboy items like western shirts, etc. Prices are very reasonable. Closed on Sunday in the winter.

Totally Fun. I have 4 sapphires that will get treated and faceted. It was a fun experience for…read moreadults and kids. Marcus worked in the gem washing area that day and he is so nice and fun!!!!

Ordered a bag of Rock Creek. Gravel had a blast going through.It found a couple of sapphires. My…read moreonly complaint is that it was all mud. I highly recommend it to anyone.