Guestroom Photos

Showing posts with label smiling_bear_antiques_shop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smiling_bear_antiques_shop. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

· Community Pride Award

Mountains To Prairies Bed and Breakfast was honored October 16 at the annual Hill City Area Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet, held in the Laughing Water Restaurant at Crazy Horse Memorial. Please click on the Community Pride Award facebook link below to share our happiness...

Community Pride Award (6 photos)

Mountains To Prairies Bed and Breakfast
bed and breakfast hospitality inn
hill city - central black hills national forest - south dakota
convenient lodging location near
mount rushmore - 1880 train - custer state park
- wind cave national park - jewel cave national monument
- crazy horse memorial - black elk wilderness
- mountain lakes - harney peak - norbeck scenic byway
- george s. mickelson trail - the centennial trail
- historic downtown hill city - antiques

Monday, November 1, 2010

· ANTIQUES - Gifts for Newlyweds

Smiling Bear Antiques on facebook

Mike and Jessi had been married all of 30 hours before arriving at Mountains To Prairies B&B for a three-night HONEYMOON stay. Much of their 'wedding money' was exchanged for antiques at Smiling Bear Antiques Shop, in-house with the B&B. They made careful and thoughtful selections. Many of the items they chose may one day very well be passed on to their grandchildren ...such as an antique oak Gingerbread Clock. They purchased the early 1900's oak-framed Shaving Mirror shown in the first photo, in which their happy image is nostalgically framed.

Click on the first pic to go to the album of eleven.

(Each photo has a caption.)

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

· M2P Neighbors of 1880 Train

Mountains To Prairies Bed and Breakfast

M2P and Smiling Bear Espresso Bar are just across East Main Street from the 1880 Train (Black Hills Central Railroad), as seen far right in the first photo below. The second photo shows a late 1800's Early American Pressed Glass platter depicting a train very similar to the steam train that we know as our neighbor! The platter was recently sold here at Smiling Bear's Antiques Shop (click pic to enlarge).