According to the well-worn phrase, “Small towns are the backbone of America.” If this is true, then travel enthusiasts should visit each quaint vertebra in the vast body of America. Though lacking the glitz and glamour of the big cities, the small town owns more sublime qualities, such as solitude, provincialism, and satisfying simplicity. Creative CommonsEschewing the stereotypes of local yokel or country bumpkin, some of our most colorful and successful personalities come from small towns. Sometimes, small towns attract the “upper crust” as well. On one side of the town, the Delaware River meanders along the edge it created, separating Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Source: Forbes January 05, 2018 17:37 UTC