Most British looking city in the United States. (architectural, cities)

[hipcat]

What I mean is that the city looks like it could easily pass for a city in the UK architectural wise?

[Marat]

Oh, I thought you meant places where residents have bad teeth.

[LCSDays]

Princeton, NJ and Brunswick, GA.

Hands down.

[ja1myn]

Originally Posted by Marat

Oh, I thought you meant places where residents have bad teeth.

Lmfao.

[aquest1]

Annapolis, MD; Newport, RI; Williamsburg, VA; Alexandria, VA; Federicksburg, VA. Sections of most of the East Coast cities (Boston, Philly, etc), but off the top of my head these are notable in feeling as though you're across the pond.

[sav858]

Wee Britian in Orange County, CA. It's the British District.

[Amercity]

Boston or Philly. NYC is too dense and has too many shiny skyscrapers to even remotely look like a british city. The other cities are too small or just way far off (Seattle).

[DinsdalePirahna]

Originally Posted by sav858

Wee Britian in Orange County, CA. It's the British District.

never heard of it (except on Arrested development). We do have a 7-11 with a british specialties section.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by LCSDays

Princeton, NJ and Brunswick, GA.

Hands down.

This answer made me curious. Not challenging you, just interested as to why you think so?

[Iconographer]

My list:

Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Richmond
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah