James McMechan

Written by James McMechan

Carthage, Missouri. Red Oak II is a community and collection of historic buildings relocated to the site. Editorial Credit: BD Images / Shutterstock.com

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High Trestle Trail and bridge aerial view in Madrid, Iowa

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The local candy store at Fort Atkinson Historical State Park. Editorial Credit: Dan and Ruth Photography / Shutterstock.com

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Historic downtown Eureka Springs, AR, with boutique shops and famous buildings. Editorial Credit: Rachael Martin / Shutterstock.com

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Standing under a frozen waterfall in Spearfish, South Dakota.

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Chapel of the Ozarks in Branson, Missouri.

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Aerial view of Port Aransas, Texas.

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The original Farmers State Bank building in Lindsborg, Kansas. Editorial credit: Stephanie L Bishop / Shutterstock.com

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Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

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Aerial view of Branson, Missouri.

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Tupelo, Mississippi, USA: Downtown Tupelo with relatively heavy traffic. Editorial credit: Dee Browning / Shutterstock.com

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Downtown Deadwood, South Dakota.

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