North Dakota
Medora, North Dakota
1. Medora
2. Jamestown
3. Valley City
South Dakota
Deadwood
1. Deadwood
Hot Springs, South Dakota
2. Hot Springs
Custer, South Dakota
3. Custer
Nebraska
1. Seward
2. Plattsmouth
3. Nebraska City
Kansas
1. Cottonwood Falls
2. Lindsborg
Eisler Bros. Old Riverton Store
3. Kansas Old Route 66 towns (Galena, Riverton, and Baxter Springs)
Missouri
1. Ste. Genevieve
Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, Hannibal, Missouri
2. Hannibal
Murals of Cuba
3. Cuba (Missouri Old Route 66 town)
Saint Charles Historic District
Honorable mention to St. Charles, which is too large for our “small towns” definition.
The Chocolate Haus, Amana, Iowa
Iowa
1. Amana Colonies
2. Riverside
3. Pella
Illinois
1. Galena
Paul Bunyon Hot Dog Statue, Atlanta
2. Illinois Old Route 66 towns (e.g., Pontiac, Atlanta, Lincoln)
Grafton, Illinois
3. Great River Road towns of Illinois (e.g., Nauvoo, Grafton, Alton)
Indiana
Bartholomew County Courthouse and the Commons, Columbus, Indiana
1. Columbus
Bridgeton Covered Bridge and Bridgeton Mill, Parke County, Indiana
2. Parke County covered bridge towns
Town of Nashville
3. Nashville
Ohio
1. Zoar
Peninsula Depot, Peninsula, Ohio – Cuyahoga Valley National Park
2. Peninsula
Yellow Springs
3. Yellow Springs
Michigan
Huron Street, City of Mackinac Island
1. Mackinac Island
National Blueberry Festival, Downtown South Haven
2. Michigan Riviera towns (e.g., New Buffalo, St. Joseph, South Haven, Saugatuck)
Fish Town on the right bank, in Leland, Michigan, port to the Manitou Islands of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
3. Sleeping Bear Dunes towns (e.g., Glen Arbor, Leland, Northport, Suttons Bay) and nearby Traverse City
Wisconsin
Egg Harbor, Door County, Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay, Door County, Wisconsin
1. Door County towns
Downtown Wisconsin Dells
2. Wisconsin Dells
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
3. Mineral Point
Minnesota
1. Stillwater
2. Red Wing
3. New Ulm
