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Southern, Rustic Allandale Mansion Barn Wedding in Kingsport, Tenn.

Haunts of the South: Calhoun House in Atlanta

Romantic Wedding in the Woods

Anna and Bryant Reese were married on August 12, 2012, surrounded by friends, family and an enchanting woodsy setting. "I wanted something different, and we're just woodsy people," says Anna. "We love going to the mountains, and Bryant even proposed to me at the fork outside of Cades Cove (in the Smoky Mountains)."

Photo By: Runaway Alice Photography

Merigold, MS: Po' Monkey's Lounge

Utah State Capitol

The Utah State Capitol is the main building of the Utah State Capitol Complex overlooking downtown Salt Lake City. The building was constructed between 1912 and 1916, and was designed in the Neoclassical revival style. It boasts a three-story-tall rotunda and atrium, and four floors of paintings and sculptures of Utah's history, including statues of the first governor, Brigham Young, and Utah native and television developer, Philo T. Farnsworth.

1930s Canoe Bookshelf

Tombstone, Ariz.

Tombstone is one gold rush-era "ghost town" that isn't, well, a total ghost town. With a year-round population of about 1,500 (the town's motto is "The Town Too Tough to Die"), Tombstone hits its stride around Halloween, when travelers descend on the town to celebrate "Helldorado Days," which began as an anniversary commemorating the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral (it went down Oct. 26, 1881). The annual event features a variety of Old West-themed activities and is usually held the third weekend in October. While you're whooping it up Old West-style, don't forget to visit Big Nose Kate's Saloon to buy tickets for the "Gunfighter and Ghost Tour," featuring Tombstone's "most haunted" destinations, and check out famous Boothill Cemetery (pictured), where many of the outlaw gunslingers -- and their victims -- are buried.

Silver Dollar City: Branson, Mo.

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains about 250 miles from St. Louis, this Missouri town explodes with Christmas cheer during its six-week Branson Area Festival of Lights. While the entire town is illuminated, one of the brightest places to be is Silver Dollar City, a theme park within Branson that embraces 1880s Ozark culture. A five-story, special-effects Christmas tree towers over the park, lighting up in sync with favorite Christmas songs. And every night during the Gifts of Christmas Holiday Parade, eight musical floats adorned with 100,000 lights roll through the streets of the "city." About 1.5 million people visit Branson each year to admire the town's amazing holiday displays.

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Atlanta's Oakland Cemetery, Entrance

Visitors from all over the world come to Oakland for Sunday in the Park, themed guided tours, the Tunes From the Tombs music festival or just to spot the graves of Margaret Mitchell or legendary golfer Bobby Jones.

Photo By: Krista Turner Photography

Rapid City, South Dakota

The best place to start your South Dakota adventure is Rapid City, which is an ideal base for exploring such nearby attractions as the Mount Rushmore National Memorial (pictured), Custer State Park and the Crazy Horse Memorial. Stay at the historic Hotel Alex Johnson and enjoy fun side trips to Cosmos Mystery Area and Reptile Gardens.

Photo By: The South Dakota Department of Tourism

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A Mountain Community

The HGTV Dream Home 2012 is located in the beautiful mountain resort town of Park City, Utah.

Carnival and Mardi Gras

The world-famous parade known as Mardi Gras is part of a week-long festival of street celebrations, floats and beads-galore. The city-wide event takes place every year before the season of Lent. Mardi Grad, or Fat Tuesday, is the day before Ash Wednesday -- the final day of Carnival. Visitors come from all over to be a part of the festivities, and for many locals, it is the most anticipated event of the year.

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Southern, Rustic Allandale Mansion Barn Wedding in Kingsport, Tenn.

This picturesque spring wedding was held at the Allandale Mansion barn in Kingsport, Tenn. "Kingsport is a small, quaint town with few outdoor venues," explains the bride. "We knew we wanted a rustic vibe, so when we visited Allandale, we fell in love with its beautiful weeping willow trees and big, open barn."

Photo By: Andrew & Erin Photography

Groom With Fall-Inspired Boutonniere

A simple fall-inspired boutonniere is the perfect accessory to this dapper herringbone jacket.

Photo By: Erin McCall Photography

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The exterior of the Gypsyville store, located in Round Top, Texas, as seen on Gac's Junk Gypsies. (Exterior)

Haunts of the South: Calhoun House in Atlanta

The Calhoun-Thornwell House or “Tryggveson” was completed in 1922 and remains one of Atlanta's most intriguing residents. Back in the 1970s, when only the carriage house was occupied, local kids would scout the grounds to see if they could catch a glimpse of a ghostly figure in the main house. Rumor has it, they often did.

Photo By: Roger Smith

Brunswick's Bowl's Sexy Lighting

After hours, the lights are dimmed and the party starts.

Photo By: Austin Holt

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