[Crawford]

Sandusky looked pretty depressed to me, unless there's been some radical change in the last 15 years. I remember taking a side trip to a pretty dead downtown last time I went to Cedar Point. Looks like a typical Eastern Great Lakes industrial small city.

Anyways, I thought smaller historic cities means places like Cooperstown, NY or Jim Thorpe, PA or Manchester, VT. Quaint places with the touristy main streets, and the boomer-focused leisure tourism. That wouldn't describe really any of these cities, excepting Traverse City, and Traverse isn't particularly historic.