This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Elvis Presley: A look at ‘The Archives Vault’ tour at Graceland Elvis Presley ’s Graceland opened to the public in 1982, five years after the star’s death. Today the Memphis mansion is the second most visited home in the US after The White House, but The King’s mysterious upstairs remains off-limits to the public.
Graceland’s upstairs was Elvis’ private space in life and remains so after his death, according to the wishes of his late daughter Lisa Marie Presley and now granddaughter Riley Keough. Nevertheless, just like the downstairs rooms of Graceland that fans can see today, Elvis Presley's bedroom and office upstairs are preserved and maintained. But besides the upstairs, just what mysterious items are found inside Graceland’s attic? Read more.
.. Elvis Presley’s Graceland unseen – The other staircase the King used for privacy Elvis lived at Graceland form 1957-77 (Image: GETTY) Express.
co.uk previously took part in a virtual live tour of the Graceland mansion and we asked on-site archivist Angie Marchese ourselves what was in the roof. The Elvis expert replied: “All of the attic items have been moved to the archives.
” And as for what The King had chosen to keep there, Angie said: “All of Gladys belongings, his army stuff was up there. Some of Lisa's baby clothes, old furnishings and drapes.” By the sounds of it, Graceland’s attic w.
