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10. Tammy Wynette-George Jones Estate, Lakeland, FL
For as long as she could remember, Tammy Wynette had dreamed of one day living in a southern mansion very much like Tara in Gone with the Wind. After years of hard work and finally claiming success as one of the most notable female country singers of all time, Tammy married George Jones in 1969. Shortly thereafter, she and George moved into this lovely columned plantation home, bringing her dreams to reality. In 1971 in an interview with the Tampa Tribune, she said, “This is the home for us . . It’s the only place we want to be.”
Photograph by: Tradewinds International Real Estate of Winter Park, Inc