Author name: Dylan Rogers

Dylan is an avid reader and writer with a demonstrated history of producing high-quality content. An enthusiastic scholar with a bachelor’s degree from The College of Charleston, Dylan greatly enjoys engaging others through writing. He has covered technology, health, history, science, culture, and current events, and his creative fiction can be found in literary magazines – and someday on bookshelves. Dylan loves old records and all things vintage.

16 Small U.S. Cities That Feel Like They Belong in Another Country

1. Solvang, California Nestled in the Santa Ynez Valley, Solvang is like a slice of Denmark transplanted to California. Its […]

12 Objects That Survived Decades of U.S. History Against All Odds

1. The Liberty Bell The Liberty Bell, with its iconic crack, has been a symbol of American independence since the

14 Celebrities Who Shaped Small-Town Identity

1. Lucille Ball Lucille Ball, born in Jamestown, New York, often credited her small-town upbringing for her work ethic and

12 Outdated DIY Tricks That Are Still Passed Down Generations

1. Using Baking Soda to Freshen the Fridge For decades, families have placed an open box of baking soda in

15 U.S. Towns That Feel Frozen in Time, Yet Are Thriving

1. Galena, Illinois Walking through Galena feels like stepping straight into the 19th century. Nearly 85% of the town is

15 Remote American Beaches That Feel Like a Different World

1. Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida Seventy miles west of Key West, Dry Tortugas feels like a secret paradise dropped

14 Southern Cooking Traditions That Have Faded but Deserve a Comeback

1. Sunday Dinner Gatherings There was a time when Sunday dinners were sacred in Southern homes, bringing families together around