Cooke City General Store In Montana Will Transport You To Another Era
If there’s one thing Montanans love, it’s preserving the local history. From our abundance of dinosaur fossils to our rich mining history, our museums, parks, and historic buildings tell our story well. we’ve even got a handful of general stores in the state that span centuries, including the Cooke City General Store. Visiting this place feels like going back in time.

It's also considered to be Montana's snowiest town, so you won't find too many visitors here after early fall.

Not only is it in a bright red building, but it sits right on Main Street.
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But by 1886, John Savage and John Elder had purchased the site and were planning the construction of the store.
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Cooke City's population varied widely at the time, ranging from 20 residents to over 1,000.

It's provided miners and settlers with merchandise as well as locals and tourists with some much-needed goods.

The current owners have kept the nostalgic vibe, and the prices remain as reasonable as ever.

The store is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Have you ever been to the Cooke City Store?
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107 US-212, Yellowstone National Park, MT 82190, USA