Holly Springs, Mississippi - Graceland Too Went to this shrine on Jan. 1st. It was the strangest thing I've experienced in a long time. I won't soon forget the smell. Don't, under any circumstances, go in August. As our group went from room to room, my feet would sink into the rotted floorboards. The main thing I did in each room was to locate an exit in the case of a fire. It's only a matter of time. He has no apparent central heat, just space heaters, with a huge amount of flammable material all around them.
I'd go again if someone wanted to go who had never experienced it. This is a place everyone should see at least, and at most, once. [Janet, 01/19/2010]
Holly Springs, Mississippi - Graceland Too My wife and I were so disappointed. We drove over two hours out of our way to check out Graceland Too and when we got there (maybe 10 a.m.) no one answered. We rang the bell loudly many times and no one came. As we were pulling away we saw someone I'm pretty sure was the owner whacking weeds next to the house. We killed a few hours in the town, had lunch, and then went back to the house after noon. We again rang the bell loudly, and this time we could hear someone talking in the house, yet no one ever answered the door. I'm still glad we saw Holly Springs -- there are some great things there -- but I'll always be disappointed we missed out on Graceland Too. [Jared Brown, 11/14/2007]
Holly Springs, Mississippi - Graceland Too The house has been painted white, top to bottom...including most of the glass in the windows. Not as interesting as the Pepto-Bismol Pink, but quirky all the same. More barbed wire than before! [Mary Mobley, 01/19/2007]