Very nice. We arrived before opening, so weren't able to take the actual tour , but we did walk around the grounds and enjoy the area. Seems to be very informative about Elvis' early life.

This stop along our road trip was truly a surprise. The property where Elvis grew up has been transformed into a gorgeous park that pays tribute to the rock legend's childhood and life.

Take a pic outside the home and church and do the walk of life and enter the memorial chapel free of cost. If you pay for something it should be the church experience.

Make sure to check out the movie theater on the back of the museum building, movies are shown every half hour and they are free to enter.

Visit the King's birthplace is something very special. The Church is very interesting as well .

It's a small museum , but worth a visit if you are an Elvis fan

This would be historic, if this were his actual house and belongings. Elvis's father was a drunk, and their house burned to the ground in a fire, meaning everything in it and the house itself is fake.

Come by & sit a spell on the porch swing at the birthplace of the King of Rock-n-Roll.

Elvis Aaron Presley was born on Jan. 9, 1935, in this two-room house built by his father and grandfather. The Presleys lived here only two years before tight finances forced them to move.

Make sure you check their hours before going. They don't usually open until the afternoon.

Got to visit with lady in his house that actually knew Elvis

This is a must see part of America

Got to see the Church Video of young Elvis, such humble beginnings!! Makes Tupelo proud.

Too bad everything about Elvis is always in the ghetto...even Graceland.

A lot of history

Good visit... Nice weather!

Try the veal !

I did NOT see Elvis, but met 8 of his cousins. ;)

Cool place :)

Too much, overkill but I do like Elvis.

Movie is interesting!

Elvis's birthday was actually January 8, according to numerous sources, not January 9.