Status: Preserved
Address: 3764 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis
Built: 1940
Architectural Style: Colonial
Original Function/Purpose: Residential
History: Originally built by Ruth and Thomas Moore, the property was later owned by Elvis Presley and served as his home in Memphis for the majority of his life and career. The estate is the final resting place for Presley and both his parents, and is now a museum with relevant artifacts about Presley’s life and the history of Rock and Roll. The house is one of the most recognizable in Memphis and is one of the most popular tourist destinations for visitors to the city. Graceland was also designated a National Historic Landmark on March 27, 2006.
City Council District: 3
Super District: 8
County Commission District: 9