C.h. Nash Museum At Chucalissa
In 1930, a Native American temple mound complex was discovered and the site was developed as a laboratory for training archaeologists. Now Chucalissa Museum allows visitors to see firsthand the life and culture of the people ... igougo.com
Cotton Museum At The Memphis Cotton Exchange
Memphis is still the largest spot cotton market in the world - although you will no longer find trucks filled with the just-harvested fluffy white bolls in downtown Memphis any longer. (Remember Tom Cruise jumping onto just s... 10best.com
Elvis Aaron Presley Grave Site
Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935, the son of Vernon and Gladys Presley. He moved to Memphis in 1948. Soon after signing a contract with Sun Records in 1954 he achieved tremendous popularity. His... hmdb.org
Woodruff-fontaine House Museum
This French Victorian structure is one of the beautifully restored homes that make up the historic Victorian Village. The architecture is grand in scale and ornate in detail. In addition to a great collection of period fu... citysearch.com
St. Peter Church
St. Peter's was founded in 1840, the first Roman Catholic parish in West Tennessee and given to the Dominican Order in 1846. The present church was built 1852~1855 around a smaller church which was then dismantled and carried o... hmdb.org
National Civil Rights Museum
This museum offers visitors a moving experience as they examine artifacts and documents that describe the struggle of African Americans to gain civil rights in the United States. Starting with the earliest slave riots and... famplosion.com
Calvary Episcopal Church
The oldest public building in Memphis and the first Episcopal Church in Shelby County. Organized August 6, 1832 by the Reverend Thomas Wright. The church house started 1838 was consecrated May 12, 1844 by the Right Reverend Jam... hmdb.org
Shelby County Courthouse
Designed by Architect James Gamble Rogers and dedicated on January 1, 1910, the Shelby County Courthouse is the largest and most ornate in Tennessee. Quarterly Court Chairman James Hill Barret led the movement for the imposing ... hmdb.org
Graceland
Explore Graceland to see exhibits of authentic clothing, artifacts, personal mementos, an amazing display of Elvis's gold and platinum awards, and much more. museumland.net
Beale
The music and entertainment pulse of downtown Memphis, Beale Street at the turn of the 20th century served as a haven for African Americans migrating from small towns. Legendary greats such as W.C. Handy, B.B. King, Rufus... tnvacation.com
Levitt Shell
The Levitt Shell is located in the beautiful and expansive Overton Park in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee.The park, an oasis of green in the middle of the city where art and culture come together has united Memphians for g... memphistravel.com
National Ornamental Metal Museum
The National Ornamental Metal Museum is the only institution in the United States devoted exclusively to the preservation and promotion of fine metalwork and they have a stunning permanent collection to prove it. This ... memphistravel.com
Mallory-neely House
Part of Victorian Village, this 25-room Italianate house from the 1850s has been lovingly restored and furnished with mytravelguide.com
Elmwood Cemetery
Elmwood Cemetery was established on August 28, 1852. Buried here are Memphis pioneer families: 14 Confederate generals; victims of the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878; Governors Isham G. Harris and James C. Jones; U.S. Senators K... hmdb.org
Danny Thomas Grave Site
Actor, Singer, Producer. His career began as a nightclub comedian with a brief fling in the movies. His greatest success was achieved in television starring in long run sitcom's then a producer responsible for such shows ... findagrave.com