Spookiest US Cemeteries | Happiest Seaside Towns | Myanmar Time Travel

Monday, May 14, 2012
We are two weeks into HuffPost Travel's Ultimate Destination Challenge and we've just crowned your most beloved overlooked attraction. North Dakota's own Theodore Roosevelt National Park took home the title by a landslide, leaving West Virginia's stunning Bridgewalk in the dust.

This week we're going over to the dark side and taking a closer look at the spookiest cemeteries in the US.
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