There's something hauntingly captivating about Dudleytown—what secrets does this ghost town guard so closely, and why are the authorities so tight-lipped?
Like most of their lists, this one covered 183 cities and towns across the U.S. When the dust settled, Overland Park, Kansas grabbed the top spot as the best place for renters, while Memphis, Tennessee landed dead last.
There are people here I simply can’t relate to because of their lifestyle—and I’m sure the feeling is mutual. Somewhere, there’s a filthy-rich family wondering how the rest of us haven’t cracked the code.
Connecticut is packed with beauty — both the kind nature gave us and the kind people built over time. And in some towns, those two things blend together so perfectly that the whole place feels like something out of a fairytale.
Nature can be straight-up terrifying sometimes. Sure, these things probably aren’t out there trying to snack on human flesh—but just looking at one is enough to haunt your dreams for years.
It was only a matter of time. First, Connecticut declared itself the pizza capital of the United States. Bold move. Then came the signs—actual highway signs—so anyone rolling into the Nutmeg State would be greeted with that saucy claim.