Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Elvis and Hollywood Legends Museum (Gone)

RoadsideAmerica.com Team Field Report

Directions:: I-40 exit 407. Follow Hwy 66 south for about about 13.5 miles as it becomes US Hwy 441/Parkway. Museum is on the right, at Parkway stoplight 2B, in the Waldens Landing retail plaza on the southwest corner of Parkway and Community Center Drive, next to the pyramid-shaped building name "The Tomb."
Hours:: Closed forever in late 2017.
Status:: Gone

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Elvis and Hollywood Legends Museum.

Where visitors could at one time have seen the last pair of sunglasses worn by The King, his personal Frisbee, and his furry orange toilet seat cover. Closed forever in late 2017. Roadsideamerica.com Report... [06/07/2015]

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Elvis Museum

The Elvis Museum in Pigeon Forge has been totally remodeled. Renovation was complete in June of 2004 and the 2nd of two new gift shops opened in February of 2005. Overnight rentals available. New website is up and running: www.elvismuseums.com

[Lynn McAllister, 06/25/2005]

Elvis Museum

On a trip to Pigeon Forge in August 2003, we were All Shook Up -- the Elvis Museum has left the building! This was just Too Much! There was no sign or warning to let Suspicious Minds know that the Museum was gone. All that is left of the Elvis Museum in Pigeon Forge is the still well-stocked gift shop. The lady behind the counter told us that the Elvis Museum had been closed for a couple of months and the building is scheduled to be torn down. Don't Be Cruel! This turned our trip into a regular Heartbreak Hotel! But That's All Right, Mama -- she said that there are plans to reopen the Elvis Museum in a new building in the Spring of 2004. If that's true, we may Return to Sender . . . or at least, Pigeon Forge.

[Bruce Solomon, 09/02/2003]