Graceland , the home of Elvis Presley is open daily for tours. It has been kept in the exact state and condition as it was when Elvis died. It is really just visiting a museum of a 1950's home decorated to Elvis's taste. The house as well as all of the other buildings have been loaded with memorabilia and quite interesting. They receive about 600,000 visitors per year.
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| Graceland |
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| The living room and music room at the back |
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| Family photos in the living room |
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| Dining room |
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| Kitchen |
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| Notice the yellow fridge |
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| TV room with 3 TV's. A place for him and his friends to hang out. |
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| games room |
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| the ceiling has the same carpet as the walls |
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This would be like a family room. The red wall is a water fall.
Once again there is a carpet on the ceiling
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| Other end of same room |
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Horse stable in the distance .
He kept about a dozen horses so he and his friends could ride.
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| This is one side of a long room with all of his gold records |
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| The walls of this room are covered floor to ceiling with memorabilia |
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| more views of the same room |
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| another view of the same room |
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This is a meditation garden. Elvis, his mom and dad, his grandmother as well as his
still born baby brother are all buried here.
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One of the many cars, motorcycles, and other toys he had.
They are all kept in a separate museum.
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| Rose and THE MAN |
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