Tribute To The King

Sat., Aug. 8, 1998

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday is opening an exhibit dedicated to Elvis Presley, the first time the hall has put up a display honoring a single artist. The exhibit is billed as the largest collection of Presley memorabilia ever assembled outside of Graceland, Elvis’ home in Memphis, Tenn.

For Presley aficionados who have made the pilgrimage to Graceland, some of the show will be familiar: About 70 percent of the items are on loan from Graceland. This exhibit features objects that fans would expect (guitars and jumpsuits) and some they may not (crayons and a TV with a bullet hole).

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