An Antique Store Full of Stories
It’s Like a Museum. Only You Can Buy Stuff.
Not Your Everyday Vintage Store
Featured Collections
Curiosities
Glassware
Conversation Pieces
A Growing Family Collection
For more than 30 years, Red Barn Antiques has grown from one man’s personal collection into a Laurel landmark. Founder Frank Pelican started by storing items from farm auctions on the property. When he passed, his wife and daughter, Connie Pelican and Teresa Miller, carried the legacy forward – adding two wings and decades of new finds along the way.
Today, Red Barn Antiques is part local history, part roadside destination, welcoming collectors from near and far just off Interstate 90 near Laurel, Montana.
Come explore our curated collection of antiques that’s part museum, part shopping experience.
Why Visit Red Barn Antiques?
What makes Red Barn Antiques different from other antique stores is our focus on quality vintage goods, memory-stirring experiences and truly having something for everyone.
Red Barn Antiques is neither a thrift store nor a junk shop, and you won’t find rented booth spaces here. Every item in the store is owned by us, meaning that if you see something you like, you’ll be able to walk out of the store with the knowledge it’s been cared for. Plus, we serve different tastes and price points; affordable treasures and rare collectibles (along with everything in between) are always for sale in our store.
Something For Everyone
BUY | SELL | TRADE
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Frequently Asked Questions
Red Barn Antiques is located off of Interstate 90 Exit 437, next to the TA Travel Center near Laurel, Montana. We are located roughly 4 miles east of downtown Laurel and 14 miles west of downtown Billings, Montana.
Everything! There’s always something within the store that will catch your eye, no matter what you’re looking for.
Our collection includes:
- Antique glassware (depression glass, carnival glass, milk glass, art glass, uranium glass, etc.)
- Fiestaware, china and vintage dishware (serving pieces, teacups, saucers, plates, bowls, etc.)
- Vintage kitchenware (cookware, mixing bowls, utensils, enamelware, etc.)
- Montana collectibles, Americana and cowboy/western items
- Ledger art and Native American-related collectibles
- Antique farm equipment and ranch finds
- Christmas collectibles and holiday items
- Vintage bar signs and collectibles (cans, bottles, advertisements, etc.)
- Baseball/sports cards and sports memorabilia
- Vintage toys and games
- Old magazines and printed collectibles
And so much more!
Yes – and with thousands of unique antiques and collectibles, no two visits to our store are the same. As private collectors and a family-owned business, we’re always adding to our collection and rotating new items into the store.