Its two bars sit empty, even at night, while the three old-fashioned ice cream counters do plentiful trade. You can buy antiques or hardware but little else. Belmont’s Main Street holds only a handful of shops.
The wealthy suburb of Belmont, North Carolina, is proud of its “historical downtown.” Half an hour east of Charlotte, Belmont could as easily be in Connecticut or New Hampshire, or any of those states that like their houses date-stamped and their tiny town centers carefully preserved from the creep of corporate America. Read more stories of transformative trips on the Travel Tales home page - and be sure to subscribe to the podcast ! This story is part of Travel Tales, a series of life-changing adventures on.
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