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I’m working through my travel lists. I still have four continents to go, but only three states remain until I’ve visited all 50.
I visit dozens of U.S. cities each year. Between meetings, I look for early 20th-century neighborhoods close to downtowns to get a sense of each city. I see parents meeting school buses, kids playing basketball and riding bicycles, and neatly manicured yards. Irvington in Portland, Oregon; Dilworth in Charlotte, North Carolina; and Hyde Park in Tampa, Florida come to mind.
Now there’s a list of 25 Cities with Oldest Houses that reminds me I’ve got miles to go.
– Chris Schroder, The 100 Companies