Who We Are

The Mossholders Story

Mossholders has been a staple of the Sheridan, Wyoming economy for over a century.

Locally owned, operated and invested in the community!

Founded in 1909 by the Mossholder family, Mossholders has always provided home furnishings to Sheridan and the surrounding areas.. In 1979, Leo Mossholder sold the business to Bert and Carol Hammond, the first time the business left the Mossholder family.

In January of 2016, Sheridan native, Aaron Ligocki purchased the assets of the business from the Hammonds. Aaron continues with the Mossholders name and strives to provide the best shopping experience. Aaron lives in Sheridan with his wife and three active children. Aaron’s wife, Katie is co-founder/co-owner of Core Physical Therapy in Sheridan. The couple spend their time away from their businesses watching and coaching their children’s sports. When they are not in a gym or on a sports field, the family explores the beautiful Bighorn Mountains.

The Mossholder Mission

Mossholders strives to provide its customer the best shopping experience!

What Sets Us Apart

Our experienced, local, talented staff who emphasize design & customer service

Experience

Mossholders has been in business since 1909. Most of the members of our staff have been in the furniture industry for more than 20 years. We also have long-standing relationships with a majority of the more than 40 manufacturers we sell.

Service

You can purchase almost any item directly off the showroom floor, or order in your favorite pieces. After your purchase, our full-service delivery team will provide careful, courteous delivery and set-up of your new furniture. Down the road, if your furniture needs serviced, we take care of that as well.

Local

Mossholders is local, so if there are any issues with the product, the sale, or the delivery, you can actually speak to a real person at the store, including the owner!

Supporting Community

Why Shop Local?

Small Businesses Provide 55% of all U.S. Jobs (1)
The 28 Million Small Businesses in America account for 54% of all U.S. sales (2)
The number of small U.S. businesses in the U.S. has increased by 49% since 1982 (3)
Shifting 10% of our annual spending to local businesses creates jobs and develops new economic support (4)

(1-3 U.S. Small Business Administration: www.sba.gov/content/small-business-trends-impact 4 Institute for Local Self-Reliance: “Key Studies: Why Local Matters” https://ilsr.org/key-studies-why-local-matters/. )