Grover's Corners is a fictional small town created by playwright Thornton Wilder in his play "Our Town." It represents a typical American community in the early 20th century, showcasing everyday life, relationships, and the passage of time. The town is characterized by its simple, close-knit atmosphere and familiar landmarks, such as the local church and the town hall. The play explores universal themes of life, love, and mortality through the experiences of its residents. It emphasizes the beauty of ordinary moments and the importance of appreciating life as it unfolds, making Grover's Corners a poignant reflection on human existence.