I loved shopping at Heart of the Plains when I lived in Sterling (this has been awhile, from…read more2006-2008). The proprietor (Richard) has the shop nicely organized in categories, and his prices are very reasonable as well. He's super nice and helpful too! I miss going in there, it's one of the coolest shops in Sterling.

Fabulous collective of antiques and hard to find items that carry a bundle of nostalgia and…read moresentiment. Wonderful hosts for our time there exploring history and heart!

Lots of fun things here! Stopped in today to stretch our legs and check out the wares on our cross…read morecountry I-80 drive. Glad we did! Delightful staff and we found some treasures. Special wheat weaving are amazing. Also - a plus - in a road trip - a really, nice, warm, clean public restroom across the street. I recommend a stop here.

Awesome place to visit, the service was impeccable and there is such a wide selection, I think…read morethat this place would definitely be improved if it had more online accessibility.

This place was the best little find you can hope for! A small house in the small town full of big…read moresurprises! There are a few small tables to sit down and have pastry and coffee, or teas. There are some antiques. But the greatest find for me is the local goods that were being sold from around Nebraska. We left with one of Beulah's handmade bread loafs which upon taste is the perfect bread consistency possible. A little crunch outside, soft inside and so tasty. I wish I could get this bread every day as I would definitely do that if I lived here. It's shops like this that add a little happiness to my life. A small family owned shop, some local patrons hanging out chatting, and the owner making the bread right there in the kitchen that you could see. This will become a staple for our drives across the country. If I could give more stars I would.

WOW!!! This business is amazing! I have never seen a business like this! I was talking to the…read moreowners & found out they bought this 1906 historic building in June 2020. They went in and restored it back to its original beauty with over 4000sq feet of tin ceiling, original oak flooring on the north & put in plank flooring on the south. New windows that were made to look like the originals. They changed the name to Antiques & Artisans PLUS because it's sooo much more than antiques & art! They have NEW merchandise, beautifully repurposed furniture & other wonderful things!? Plus the prices are at such a great value! The 2nd floor they had just completed into suites and bedrooms! It had been offices for Drs, dentist & attorneys from 1906-1952. They have a new website for it: stayattimeless.com. You have got to check Timeless Suites out! Next time we come thru we are definitely staying here!

Wow! This historic building is amazing! So beautifully restored. They have 37 booths on the 1st…read morefloor with new items to Antiques blended together. The upstairs has been restored and made into an Airbnb. I was able to get a tour. Oh my gosh! The did such a great job on turning offices from the early 1900's into suites & rooms! Each one has been designed & decorated into different decades! This is a stop you have got to check out!

We heard about Hidden Treasures Second Hand Store at 109 Elm Street in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming on…read moreFreedom95FM radio on our way from Laramie, Wyoming to Sidney, Nebraska. We were impressed with Rich & Juanita and their unique inventory. We were pleased to take home unique kitchen and bar items on this stop. Hidden Treasures, thank you for our treasured finds. We will be back soon!