By Gabrielle T
Introduction
From musical to historical, there are plenty of Memphis landmarks worth visiting. To help with...
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Graceland is the name of the nearly 14-acre estate the "King of Rock'n'Roll," Elvis Presley...
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One of the most important Tennessee facts is that Memphis played a significant role in...
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At 4,500 acres, this park is one of the largest in Shelby County. In fact...
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The Victorian Village Historic District is one of the most enduring Memphis historical sites. This...
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Built in 1871, the Woodruff-Fontaine House was one of the many opulent homes that adored...
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Memphis has long played a huge role in the USA's cotton production. That's in large...
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Since 1952, Sun Records has been a mainstay in the music world. In fact, this...
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The Memphis Museum of Science & History, also called MoSH, is the city's premier educational...
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Memphis isn't just famous for rock'n'roll. It's also the birthplace of soul music which is...
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Just outside of the downtown area is one of the most unique outdoor attractions in...
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One of Tennessee's most historic landmarks is the Beale Street Historic District, and the Memphis...
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If you visit Downtown Memphis, you won't be able to miss how important music is...
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At over 2,300 miles in length, the Mississippi River is the second-longest in the United...
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With its roots dating back to 1852, Memphis' Elmwood Cemetery is the oldest in the...
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Memphis's South Main Street Historic District is an 11-block neighborhood that comprises over 100 historic...
Conclusion
When it comes to the Home of the Blues, there's no shortage of sites to...
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