your ideas sound good....I would like to see graceland furnished like it was when he died there...his taste - not Priscilla's. I know it was red everywhere - but atleast it would have been his taste.
Out of all the original lost items not on display at Graceland, what would you like to see there in the near future? I would like to see the yellow Pantera sports car the most. The one that he bought for Linda and then took it away from her because he said it was too dangerous.LOL He wanted it for him self. It's also got the shooting the dashboard story that Myrna has told about when she went riding with him in it once. Also I would love to see the Liberace style Aloha cape that was made for that show but was too heavy for EP to wear on stage. That would be an eye catching attraction. I also would like to see a recreation (inside the new museum when completed) of what the last recording session equipment and layout looked like. Also his tour bus. It used to be on display but they need to bring it back. And his first white cadillac limousine with the TV set and the microwave in the back seat.
And although not an original item, but a small monument and statue to Scatter, EP's favorite pet would be nice. The children would love that.![]()
http://i.usatoday.net/life/_photos/2...-overhaulx.jpg "Without a shadow of a doubt, Bob Sillerman is the BEST thing to happen to the Elvis World in a very long time. Even EPE have stated this. During the next ten years we should see a massive boost for the Elvis Legacy."-courtesy, Brian Quinn
Check out my blog on the new upcoming Graceland expansion and redevelopment.
http://gracelandfuture.blogspot.com/
your ideas sound good....I would like to see graceland furnished like it was when he died there...his taste - not Priscilla's. I know it was red everywhere - but atleast it would have been his taste.
I disgree, l don't want to see graceland in that red, might get a headache. I would like to see stuff that are rare that we haven't seen before.
I think there are alot that would like to see exactly how it looked on his final days there. I'm not that interested in what Priscilla thought it should look like. When we were there last I just tried to picture each room as it looked from the pics that we have seen from the "red" era.![]()
I'd like to see Graceland the way it was in the very beginning when Elvis and his mother did the decorating, before Priscilla and Linda. But then come to think of it, the jungleroom wasn't there then was it? Maybe after the jungleroom then.
Diane
http://i.usatoday.net/life/_photos/2...-overhaulx.jpg "Without a shadow of a doubt, Bob Sillerman is the BEST thing to happen to the Elvis World in a very long time. Even EPE have stated this. During the next ten years we should see a massive boost for the Elvis Legacy."-courtesy, Brian Quinn
Check out my blog on the new upcoming Graceland expansion and redevelopment.
http://gracelandfuture.blogspot.com/
http://i.usatoday.net/life/_photos/2...-overhaulx.jpg "Without a shadow of a doubt, Bob Sillerman is the BEST thing to happen to the Elvis World in a very long time. Even EPE have stated this. During the next ten years we should see a massive boost for the Elvis Legacy."-courtesy, Brian Quinn
Check out my blog on the new upcoming Graceland expansion and redevelopment.
http://gracelandfuture.blogspot.com/
I would like to see his bed(the one upstairs)I've seen photos of it on Linky Dinky,but it would be interesting to see it downstairs. It would be a job to get it downstairs.As far as the Red Funishings,i like the white sofa and it should remain that way.Is it true that the white furniture is what he purchased in the 50's?The red is too guady.But anything unseen would be cool with me.
Well, I am not sure, but somebody once said that the white look was there until 1974 or so. And i think this person also said that he may have liked the "white graceland" better.
Would like to have the yellow pantera at Graceland and the white Studz blackawk, anyone knows what happened to that one??
Cool 70's
The long cape was also on display when I first toured Graceland shortly after it opened in '82.![]()