Places - Page 29

During a cross country flight, take a look out the window. What do you see? Lots of open space and small towns, each with its own story and unique people. If you need a new place to explorer on your next vacation, try some of the places American Profile has visited.

Smith Island, MD

by Elizabeth Evitts

The Crabbing Life of Smith Island, Md.

first appeared: 6/17/2001

Peel, AR

by Margaret Dornaus

Peel: A Ferry Ride Back in Time...

first appeared: 6/17/2001

Alpena, MI

by Jackie Scheckler Finch

Alpena, Michigan's Underwater Treasure

first appeared: 6/17/2001

Half.com, OR

by Ted Katauskas

Halfway to Half.com

first appeared: 6/10/2001

Dublin, TX

by Tonie Auer

The Whole Town Wants To Be a Pepper

first appeared: 6/10/2001

Putnam, CT

by Laurence Michie

Putnam, Conn., Restored by Antiques

first appeared: 6/10/2001

Columbiana, AL

by Gay Martin

Columbiana's Artifacts of George Washington

first appeared: 6/10/2001

Marathon City, WI

by Ann Hattes

Marathon City: The Root of America's Ginseng

first appeared: 6/10/2001

Moab, UT

by Anne Garcia

Moab, Utah: High Adventure in Red Rock Country

first appeared: 6/3/2001

Mammoth Hot Springs, WY

by Eve Byron

Mammoth Hot Springs: Elk and Buffalo With Your Cheerios

first appeared: 6/3/2001

Indiana, PA

by Jackie Sheckler Finch

Jimmy's Hometown: It might have been a model for It's A Wonderful Life

first appeared: 6/3/2001

Dickson, TN

by Bob Alexander

A Renaissance of Learning in Dickson, Tenn.

first appeared: 6/3/2001

Lindsborg, KS

by Marti Attoun

Lindsborg, Kansas: Steeped in Swedish Tradition

first appeared: 6/3/2001

Winnemucca, NV

by Sherril Steele-Carlin

Basquing in Winnemucca

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Olathe, CO

by Laurena Mayne Davis

Say Corn, and They're All Ears in Olathe, Colo.

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Calais, ME

by Yvonne Jeffery Hope

Border Towns: Good neighbors through the centuries

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Chincoteague Island, VA

by Tracy Leinberger-Leonardi

The Ponies of Chincoteague

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Shelby & Hart, MI

by Judith Karns

Asparagus is King in Shelby and Hart, Mich.

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Carving Crazy Horse

by Paul Higbee

That’s a lot of rock, yet only a tiny step toward completing the world’s largest sculpture: the image of Crazy Horse astride a horse, cut from Thunderhead Mountain in South Dakota’s Black Hills.

first appeared: 5/27/2001

Blackfoot, ID

by Joanne Hinkel

Tater Times in Blackfoot, Idaho

first appeared: 5/20/2001

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