Polk-Salad-Annie
11-20-2009, 03:28 AM
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Construction workers in Memphis are started with the demolition of a location that is linked with Elvis’ life.
The amusement park ‘Liberty Land’ was rented by Elvis after closing time so he and his friends could enjoy themselves in all privacy.
Yesterday, the first bulldozers where spotted on the location to clean the abandoned place.
On the picture, we see Elvis’ favorite coaster, the Zippin Pippin.
This attraction is now the main subject of a discussion.
The organization ‘Save Libertyland’ claims that they are the owner of the coaster since the last owner deeded it to them.
The city of Memphis wants the coaster to be removed as fast as possible if that is the case.
A part of the coaster is already be removed to test the salvageability.
The project leader says that everything will be removed within 30 days.
Source: ElvisMatters, november 17th 2009
Construction workers in Memphis are started with the demolition of a location that is linked with Elvis’ life.
The amusement park ‘Liberty Land’ was rented by Elvis after closing time so he and his friends could enjoy themselves in all privacy.
Yesterday, the first bulldozers where spotted on the location to clean the abandoned place.
On the picture, we see Elvis’ favorite coaster, the Zippin Pippin.
This attraction is now the main subject of a discussion.
The organization ‘Save Libertyland’ claims that they are the owner of the coaster since the last owner deeded it to them.
The city of Memphis wants the coaster to be removed as fast as possible if that is the case.
A part of the coaster is already be removed to test the salvageability.
The project leader says that everything will be removed within 30 days.
Source: ElvisMatters, november 17th 2009