Pennsylvania's Quaintest Corners

PENNSYLVANIA STATE - Pennsylvania, with its charming towns and historic boroughs, boasts a plethora of picturesque Main Streets. But which one holds the title of the smallest? Pinpointing the absolute smallest can be tricky, as "smallest" can be subjective and depend on various factors like the number of businesses, the length of the street, or even the overall "feel" of the town. However, based on these factors, Smicksburg in Indiana County often emerges as a strong contender.

Why Did The Amish Settle in Pennsylvania State?

PENNSYLVANIA STATE - The rolling hills and fertile farmlands of Pennsylvania are synonymous with the iconic image of Amish buggies and windmills. But why did this deeply religious and traditional community choose to settle in Pennsylvania in the first place? The answer lies in a combination of factors, including the promise of religious freedom, fertile land, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Discovering the Smallest in the Mountain State

WEST VIRGINIA STATE - West Virginia, a state known for its rugged mountains and sprawling wilderness, is also home to a collection of charming small towns, each with its own unique character. But which one holds the title of the smallest? Based on population, that distinction often goes to Thurmond.