Behind This Modest Arkansas Storefront Is a Maze of 100,000 Books
More than 100,000 books fill the rooms of Dickson Street Bookshop in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Behind its modest storefront is a maze…
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Crafters Wander Aisles of Designer Fabric, Trim, and Drapery Hardware at This Tennessee Shop
One longtime customer needed a single yard of fabric while living at the beach. A saleswoman who happened to be heading that way offered to bring it to her personally. That tells you a lot about this Tennessee fabric shop. It's…
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This Maryland Flea Market Fills a Huge Warehouse with 1800s Tools and Adds Outdoor Stalls on Warm Weekends
Tools from the 1800s sit on display here, right beside refinished gas pumps and vintage cars. That alone made me stop scrolling. This flea market lives in a huge warehouse on a busy Maryland highway. Vendors rent spaces inside…
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Explore a Tunnel of Time and Civil War Relics Inside This Free Tennessee Museum
A whole museum of Tennessee history costs exactly zero dollars to enter. No ticket line, no sneaky fee, just open doors and a donation box for anyone who wants to chip in. Inside, a Tunnel of Time walks you from prehistoric days…
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11 European Snacks American Tourists Fall in Love With on Their First Bite
Walk down almost any street in Europe and you will smell something tasty baking, frying, or sizzling. Many American visitors find that a simple snack becomes the best part of the trip. From flaky pastries to crispy fries, these treats…
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The Oldest Restaurant in Oregon Hides Inside a Historic Building Where Every Meal Feels Like Time Travel
You know that feeling when you duck through an ordinary door in Oregon and the room behind it stops you cold? I did, and my stomach started growling before my eyes finished looking around. Somewhere between the glowing ceiling…
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Blink and You’ll Miss This Laid-Back Illinois Riverfront Deck With Smash Burgers and River Views
Some of the best meals in Illinois hide at the end of roads that make you wonder if your map app has lost its mind. You bump along, half sure you took a wrong turn, and then the river opens…
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14 Oldest Ice Cream Parlors in America Still Serving Scoops
Some American ice cream shops have been serving customers for more than a century, and you can still walk in and order their famous sundaes, cones, and floats. Bassetts Ice Cream began in 1861 and still serves customers…
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These 10 Michigan Farms and Attractions Let You Get Close to Shaggy Highland Cows
In Michigan, you can book a spa day for a cow. Guests help brush, bathe, and care for miniature Highland cattle, and nobody has to wear a fluffy robe except the cows themselves. Highland cattle come from the rugged Scottish Highlands…