Megan Borchert

Middlebury, Connecticut is the home of Little People’s Village, tucked away in the woods.  Little People’s Village, located off route 63, is a tiny village made […]

Lee Williams High School is located in Kingman, Arizona.  Kingman was named after railroad surveyor Lewis Kingman in 1882 and was a bustling frontier town of […]

Bara-Hack, Connecticut is a dormant former village deep in the woods of Pomfret, in northeast Connecticut.  Founded in the 1780s by Welsh settlers Obadiah Higginbottom and […]

Leroy, North Dakota is considered one of North Dakota’s many ghost towns or forgotten towns of old.  Leroy is located in the upmost north eastern corner […]

An Iowa native, C. G. Geddes, agreed to give six acres of farm land to be dedicated toward creating a county schoolhouse.  In 1919 he made […]

Point Defiance Park is a seven hundred acre park that attracts over three million visitors to Tacoma Washington each year.  The urban park is notorious for […]

The Murphy Ranch Compound is a fifty acre establishment, built in Rustic Canyon, Los Angeles.  Started in the 1930s, the original efforts were supported by Winona […]

Boyington Oak is a historic live oak in Mobile, Alabama.  The oak tree was made famous for the folklore that surrounded its origin.  The story goes […]

Ashmore Estates is a historic building outside Ashmore, Illinois, constructed in May of 1916.  Formerly, the estate was Almshouse, part of the Coles County Poor Farm […]

Spanning over 147 square miles and presiding as the county seat of Cumberland County, North Carolina, is Fayetteville.  Fayetteville was settled in 1762 and maintains a […]

Bannock Montana is a ghost town located in Beaverhead County, Montana on Grasshopper Creek.  Located on the south west tip of Montana, Bannock was added to […]

Avilla, Missouri is a rural village in Jaspar County.  It is the fourth oldest settlement in Jaspar County, spanning just over twenty square miles.  Housing just […]

Keesler Air Force Base, located in Biloxi, Mississippi, was built in 1941.  It was named in honor of second lieutenant Samuel Reeves Keesler, Jr, a Mississippi […]

Rolette County, North Dakota is home to the city of Dunseith.  The city of Dunseith was plated in 1882 and named for Jeanette Dunseith Eaton, mother […]

Cape May New Jersey rests on the southern tip of New Jersey where the Delaware Bay meets the Pacific Ocean.  It is the nation’s oldest sea […]