"Over 200 booths" of the most poorly sorted, Chinese made knickknack junk. You could waste your…read moretime on. What few scattered pieces of "authentic native American" collectibles they have were anything but rare or collectible. Does Wyoming not have a law against fault advertising? There's nothing you can find here that you couldn't find at a rummage sale in your own neighborhood on any given Saturday.

Stopped in while visiting Sheridan, fun store with lots of nooks and crannies (and 2 stories) full…read moreof mostly antiques and some newer/handmade items. I found a few treasures to take home, fun spot!

This draft has been in my queue for years! So, here goes…read more I came here years ago for a nearby artist residency and bought a beautiful 6-piece espresso set. I still use it! It's so elegant. Cece packaged each piece with such care that they made it all the way back to California safely. This store is a place where you could keep finding dreamy items. We stayed for a long time. Cece was so warm we got hugs on the way out! A welcoming and lovely space. Thank you. I still use the cups and saucers when I do morning espresso! They're still in stellar condition and I plan to keep them that way for years to come.

Excellent antique store owned by Cece Walthers. In business over 10 years and located in Longmire…read moreCountry. Awesome selection of vintage music instruments, antler lamps, Western vintage and so much more. Stop by and let CeCe HOWDY!

I ordered a tote bag from antique for $64 and the quality was poor, something that was worth 5…read moredollars at best!

This unique shop is 1200 square feet of treasures! Merrilee Albers has antiques, vintage items,…read morepainted furniture, handcrafted items , garden items and more. She is very helpful and loves giving decorating tips. Because she is always painting and creating she does not have regular hours but opens whenever someone wants to come out! Just call or message her at 512-965-3476. Check her Facebook page Vintiques of Wyoming for more info and photos.

Excellent place to find rare cowboy paintings and such. Sort of a one of a kind shop, and a lot of…read morefun to go and see a part of history of the old west. I highly recommend stopping by there.

Love this store! Great folks and amazing selection of antiques. Don't miss if you can help it…read more They aren't open all of the time but will open by appointment.

Not the Wyoming welcome we expected! After a 17 mile drive out specifically to relook at furniture…read moreI was considering buying, we unknowingly arrived several minutes before Saturday 4 pm closing time. We saw customers enter as we browsed outside. After belatedly being informed by an outdoor staff member that they were closing in a few minutes, we approached the front door promising we would be quick. An unkind staff member, not dissimilar to the gate keeper of Oz, peaked out of the closed door and basically told us to go away. She went on to complain that it was "people like you" who don't understand they have places to be. I am not sure if this was a swipe at out-of-towners (I am not) but either way, while the concept of Turned Antiques is nice, it is not unique, and the potential unpleasant reception not worth the drive out.

Definitely a must on your way through Shell, Wyoming! Two stories of treasures, souvenirs,…read morehistorical memorabilia, and antiques. The owner and his pup are some of the nicest wyomings I've met and the chance to meet them only made our stop even better! We ate next door at dirty Annie's- also a great stop!

100+ year old general store with amazing souvenirs & antique shopping. Very Wyoming atmosphere in…read morequaint, beautiful Dayton, WY. Excellent lunch counter with delicious sandwiches, ice cream and old fashioned candy. They have kettle corn for sale and a beautiful park-like lawn outside for tourists to eat in the shade. This place is a step back in time.

After a very long hot hike along the Tongue River Canyon trail, we figured we earned an icy treat…read moreon the way back. Dayton is one of those blink and you'll miss it type of small towns, so finding the Mercantile was not difficult. Wonderfully decorated inside and out, calling the place a mercantile fits perfectly. There are some antiques as soon as you enter, but the main attraction for us was on the right. The two young ladies who staffed the counter area were friendly and quite helpful. We got a couple of single ice creams for the dogs and they suggested placing them in cups; perfect! We also got slushies for ourselves; watching the slushy machine at work was mesmerizing. Definitely a worthwhile stop if you're in the area!