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The Most Charming River Towns In Illinois

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By Bryan Dearsley Verified
| WorldAtlas
Illinois was built along its riverbanks. The communities that drove the state's growth still hold strong ties to the rivers running through them. Galena's lead port turned a quiet settlement into a major Upper Mississippi shipping hub. Grafton sits at the confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. Elsah is so well-preserved the entire village has been kept intact since the 1850s. Ottawa, Geneva, Oregon, and Nauvoo round out a list of walkable historic cores you'll want to explore on foot.
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The Most Charming River Towns In Massachusetts

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By Bryan Dearsley Verified
| WorldAtlas
Massachusetts evolved along its rivers, a fact that countless small communities still bear witness to. Shelburne Falls has its flower-covered crossing over the Deerfield River. Concord has the Old North Bridge where the Revolution began. Newburyport still has its Federal-era seaport at the mouth of the Merrimack. Add Stockbridge and Great Barrington in the Berkshires, with Historic Deerfield and Ipswich farther east, each adding a walkable riverside. Together they make a road trip worth taking.
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The Best Summer County Fairs In Nevada

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By Bryan Dearsley Verified
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Towns like Elko, Ely, and Panaca host some of Nevada's most distinctive summer county fairs. Some of them are also among the state’s oldest such gatherings, with Winnemucca’s Tri-County Fair a staple since 1885, the Elko County Fair running since 1920, and Ely's White Pine County races organized in 1934 to lift Depression-era spirits.
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