Sheridan, Wyoming, might just be the best little town in the West — and we’re not the only ones saying it! If you’re looking for a fun place for a family-friendly getaway, a friends’ trip, or a romantic vacation, it’s hard to beat this vibrant town that’s packed with history and things to do. While most people have heard of the historic and haunted Sheridan Inn, if you’re looking for a place to stay without a side of spirits, you’ll want to book a room at the unique Mill Inn.
Back in the 1800s, the Sheridan Flour Milling Company owned more than a dozen grain elevators stretching all across the Rocky Mountains and high prairie in Montana and Wyoming.
Sheridan Mill Inn Their first mill was built in Sheridan, in 1890, and served to mill local wheat and grain to make flour. Thirty years later, the downtown Sheridan mill was destroyed by a devastating fire. Soon, though, the company rebounded and built and even bigger and more impressive facility on Coffeen Avenue. They spared no expense, using the latest technology in both milling and fire safety, and soon, they were churning out 1,000 barrels of flour a day. They shipped worldwide and helped keep the world fed during World War II. By the 1970s, though, the milling industry had hit a rough patch, and the mill was sold. It was converted into a motel, and in 1992, sold to the Moody family. Today, it operates as the most unique hotel in the Bighorn Mountains.
The Moody Family has created this hotel as a tribute to history and culture in the Bighorns and Sheridan, specifically. Like their predecessors, they have spared no detail, and continually work to make this former mill a delightful place to get away.
Sheridan Mill Inn
You’ll feel warmly welcomed when you check in! Feel free to explore the lobby and learn all about the history of Sheridan, the Bighorns, and Wyoming’s Black Hills region.
Sheridan Mill Inn
There are a variety of room sizes to choose from, depending on your party’s size. Each room offers a private bathroom, microwave, mini-fridge, premium television, and free Wi-Fi, along with other modern touches to make you feel right at home.
Sheridan Mill Inn
This beautiful hotel is one of the most charming and unique places to stay. Don’t leave without heading to the top floor for an expansive view!
Sheridan Mill Inn
Come spend some time in Sheridan. After a relaxing stay at the historic Mill Inn, you’ll be so rested and ready to get out and see the sights!
Sheridan Mill Inn
For more information about the Mill Inn in Sheridan, visit their website, here. While you’re in town, be sure to check out King Saddlery – a Cowboy Museum That Will Take You Back In Time.
Sheridan Mill Inn
Their first mill was built in Sheridan, in 1890, and served to mill local wheat and grain to make flour. Thirty years later, the downtown Sheridan mill was destroyed by a devastating fire. Soon, though, the company rebounded and built and even bigger and more impressive facility on Coffeen Avenue. They spared no expense, using the latest technology in both milling and fire safety, and soon, they were churning out 1,000 barrels of flour a day. They shipped worldwide and helped keep the world fed during World War II. By the 1970s, though, the milling industry had hit a rough patch, and the mill was sold. It was converted into a motel, and in 1992, sold to the Moody family. Today, it operates as the most unique hotel in the Bighorn Mountains.
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Address: Mill Inn, 2161 Coffeen Ave, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA
