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Acworth
Acworth earned the nickname "The Lake City" honestly — it sits along the banks of both Lake Acworth and Lake Allatoona in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains. Downtown is a classic railroad town with brick storefronts running parallel to the tracks, and the historic architecture is photogenic enough that Hallmark has filmed movies here.
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Alpharetta,
Alpharetta sets a high bar early. Avalon hosts one of the largest tree lightings in Metro Atlanta, with a 40-foot tree and a Rockefeller Center–inspired ice rink, and downtown's Town Green lights a 50-foot tree with snow flurries and live music.
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Atlanta
Atlanta is nicknamed the City in a Forest for good reason — it has the densest urban tree coverage of any major city in the United States, and neighborhoods like Virginia-Highland, Morningside, and Druid Hills are defined by bungalows and historic homes under mature oaks and maples.
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Canton
Canton grew up around the textile industry — Canton Cotton Mills No. 2 opened in 1923 after the success of "Canton Denim" on the national market, and that mill now operates as The Mill on Etowah, complete with a seasonal ice rink.
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Marietta
Marietta may be the most competitive Christmas lighting town in the metro, and there's a reason. The Marietta Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour has run for nearly four decades, with participating homeowners using thousands of ornaments, hundreds of strands of lights, and over a hundred poinsettias to decorate.
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Milton
Milton has deliberately protected what most of North Fulton gave up. Incorporated in December 2006 and named for Revolutionary War hero John Milton, the city spans over 39 square miles, much of it agriculturally zoned to preserve its rural and equestrian character.
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Roswell
Roswell's historic core is genuinely old. Bulloch Hall dates to 1839 and Barrington Hall to 1842, both Greek Revival, and Mimosa Hall is one of the few surviving antebellum homes in the Atlanta metro.
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Woodstock
Woodstock is home base, and we've been on more roofs here than anywhere else. The city's character splits in two, and so do the displays. Downtown, around Main Street and the 1912 depot, the homes are older and closer together — modest rooflines where clean, precise lines matter more than volume.
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