Book Description
"From Alabama to Wyoming, photographer Dennis Kitchen has roamed the lonesome highways to capture the quirky quintessence of Small Town, America. Journeying to the least populated town in each of the fifty states, Kitchen has discovered places so small that "the groom had to hold the shotgun himself."" "His beautiful, sepia-toned panoramic portraits are accompanied by interviews with these stalwart citizens, revealing the ins and outs of small-town living - how your wife was the mayor before you were, how your house doubles as the post office, and how the biggest community problem is "getting rid of varmints.""--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved