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Elvis Birthplace
Elvis Homes
Lauderdale Courts
1034 Audubon Drive
Graceland
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Humes High School
Peabody Hotel
The Peabody Hotel is special for Elvis for three reasons. His high school prom was held here in the ballroom. The second major event for Elvis at the Peabody was the signing of the record deal with RCA records. Don't forget to check outside for Elvis and the Duck Hall of Fame. Located downtown on Union Ave between 2nd & 3rd Street.
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Where Elvis Recorded
Sun Studio & American Studio
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Chisca Hotel
WHBQ radio was housed in the Chisca Hotel & was where the first Elvis record was played over the radio. Located @ 272 S. Main St. Elvis Presley Memphis Graceland Memphis
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Where Elvis Performed
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Statues of Elvis
Top of Beale St. @ Main Street
Tenn Welcome Center located on Riverside Drive Elvis Presley Memphis Graceland Memphis
Favorite Restaurants
Coletta's
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Favorite Haunts
Libertyland (Zippin Pippin Roller Coaster & last public appearance). Elvis Presley Memphis Graceland Memphis
Forest Hill Cemetery
Forest Hill Cemetery was the original location where Elvis was buried. His mother, Gladys, was buried in the cemetery and was to be moved into the mausoleum. Due to an attempt at stealing his body, both he and his mother were moved to Graceland. Located @ 1661 Elvis Presley Blvd Elvis Presley Memphis Graceland Memphis
Elvis Doctors Home
6465 Cottingham is the home financed and designed by Elvis for his personal doctor Dr. George C Nichopoulos
Johnny Cash Life
Johnny Cash Landmarks
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Johnny Cash Home
Johnny Cash Statue
Johnny Cash Statue
Johnny Cash home @ 5675 Walnut Grove Pl pictured here with his first wife.
Johnny Cash Statue
Johnny Cash Statue
Johnny Cash Statue
Located in the Cooper Young area.
The new Johnny Cash statue is in Cooper-Young, just feet away from where he played his first paying gig at Galloway Church in 1954. A circle of lights will create a "ring of fire" around the statue's feet at night. Near / Across the street from First Congo Church. 1000 S. Cooper St.