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Graceland Tour Pics
Graceland Tour Pics
While we were in Memphis, we went to Graceland.
It was something I've always wanted to see, and I loved every second of it. I highly recommend the $30 package if you have the means. The self-guided audio tour was spectacular. It even has sound clips of Lisa Marie and the king himself.
The Heartbreak Hotel, at the end of Lonely Street
Graceland
Christina & I in front of the humble abode.
Living room
Elvis's parents bedroom
The dining room
The kitchen, which looks like your average 70s kitchen, pretty simple
Pool room, note the pleated fabric on the walls and ceiling...wow
mirrored staircase down to the basement
The tv room, note the 3 tvs, so he could watch all 3 main networks at once, because he heard President Nixon did that. The monkey on the coffee table is a little spooky, but otherwise this is a very cool room.
The Jungle Room with custom waterfall, fur chairs, and green shag carpet, floor AND ceiling...Elvis recorded his last couple albums in this room.
More of the jungle room
White fur round bed from his wardrobe room
gun collection. His favorite was the turquoise one, which has his initials in the handle
the backyard, and back of the house
Horse pasture
The surprisingly small pool
The lounge in his raquetball building. He spent the last morning of his life here, playing the piano and singing with his friends.
The raquetball room which now houses his show clothes and paraphenalia. Elvis loved to play raquetball.
The grave of the king. Note the TCB at the bottom of the gravestone which was his logo during the 70s, "Taking Care of Business"
Christina Anne (with her Elvis shirt on) in front of the Lisa Marie
Creation date: Sep 2, 2006 9:07pm Last modified date: Sep 2, 2006 9:18pm Last visit date: Apr 25, 2025 6:31pm
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Sep 4, 2006 ( 1 comment )
9/4/2006
9:11pm
Monica Galvan (monica)
wow! what a house! green carpet, fur bed! intense! i love the fact the Christina sported the shirt! that made me laugh!
Sep 5, 2006 ( 1 comment )
9/5/2006
8:48pm
Julie Carr (beekielou)
We also took the tour of Elvis's house. I enjoyed listening to all the tapes about his music, his charity efforts, his movies, various aspects of his life. It was so interesting my head nearly exploded! Thought the tour was well worth the money! Enjoyed your pictures!!
Sep 6, 2006 ( 1 comment )
9/6/2006
7:59am
Richard Carr (richard)
Great photos. Really appreciated you showing us the photos and videos of your trip last Monday!
Sep 7, 2006 ( 1 comment )
9/7/2006
3:51pm
Kathy Carr (kathy)
Can you explain more about the meaning of "Taking Care of Business" as his logo? And what are three of his biggest hits? It would be fun to hear some of his music.
Sep 16, 2006 ( 1 comment )
9/16/2006
7:06am
Darla Sisson-Long (childrenofthehour)
Thanks for the tour. I enjoyed it very much!
Sep 17, 2024 ( 2 comments )
9/17/2024
1:56am
Dlin Howard (anavaplay)
What temples and shrines are worth visiting to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and philosophy? In Japan, temples and shrines are not just architectural monuments, but real oases of peace and spirituality. I definitely want to include them in my itinerary of visiting holy places.
9/17/2024
4:01am
Xwert Ostin (ostincalison)
Visiting Japanese temples and shrines is a real immersion into another reality. These places are not just beautiful, they are imbued with the spirit of history and tranquility. But to make such a trip truly memorable, it is worth preparing in advance and finding out which places are worth visiting. Visit Japanese temples and shrines and there are not just dry descriptions of temples, but real reviews from travelers, photos and even advice on how to best plan your route.
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