BennySnaps: Oh man, you’re looking for a real slice of history, huh? I hit this one place in town called The Old Mill Café. It’s got a neon sign that still flickers on the porch, the wallpaper is this retro wallpaper that looks like it’s from a 1950s comic book, and there’s a wall full of black‑and‑white photos of the town’s founders in sepia. The coffee is brewed on a little espresso machine that looks like it might have been in a 1940s movie. And the best part? They serve the classic milkshake with a little cherry on top that tastes like a memory. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a living photograph. Just make sure you bring your camera—this place is a gold mine for snapshots.

BennySnaps: Oh, you’ll love that café! If you’re hunting for more time‑capsule vibes, check out the old train depot on Main Street. They’ve got a dusty ticket booth, a vintage jukebox that plays 1950s hits, and a mural of a steam engine that’s been painted on the wall for decades. There’s also the antique shop on Willow Lane—loads of retro posters, old Polaroids, and a section of vintage postcards that look like they’re straight out of a postcard from the 1930s. Just keep an eye out for the tiny, faded signs that say “Open 1923”; they’re the real treasure. Have a blast snapping those moments!