Tour of Elvis Presley's Childhood Home | Elvis Presley Birthplace and Museum | Tupelo, Mississippi 

My grandparents lived right next door to elvis as a child. We had no clue that he lived on the black side of Tupelo. It's so interesting to see what they're and his childhood looked like back in the day!

GREAT VIDEO, I TRULY ENJOYED IT. THANK YOU GUYS!!❤😊

Bless Gladys’ womb for creating such a beauty!

Very humbling and so beautiful, thank you for showing us where the family had lived❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Merci pour votre vidéo, vous avez de la chance, car de France c'est loin. Très belle ville tupelo, j'aime beaucoup cette ville.💚👍🩵merci a tout les deux 💕

I just saw this today but I live here 🥰

My grandmother's shack in the rural mountains of Va. built by her father in the 1920s was smaller than that. No running water, later had electricity strung to it in the 50s. Had a well about 50 yards from the house. Had a pot belly stove in the small living room that heated the whole house. The house was abandoned in the late 60s when she left to go live her son up North. I have many fond memories as a child staying there. I was raised in the city so being there was an adventure. They didn't have much but there was life and lots of lifetime friends, family and neighbors on the various back dirt roads that winded through the woods and open fields and farmland. Being born in the late 50s and growing up as a kid in the late 50s and 60s was good. It was like watching history change from what was old and taken for granted being converted into a modern world. The problem is the country went too too far left and has now become an open degraded sh!thole.

This was really interesting.. really well presented too. Thank you. Watching from the U.K.

10:13 I remember growing up when Hardware stores sold all types of stuff. Our father bought our bicycles from a hardware store. I remember in the 60s and 70s, probably into the early 80s HW stores sold guns cash and carry. No big deal. In Grade school in the mid to late 60s there was a HW store in my area that sold WW1 weapons, guns, bayonets, helmets etc. On our way home from school we walk in and just look at all the stuff they were selling. Nobody gave a second though about it then. This was before the days of every day senseless crimes like we see on the news today. In fact in the late 60s our father would take us to a public park to shoot cans we brought with us as targets with our BB guns and no one batted an eye. Cops then could have cared less as well as the others in the park. In the late 70s my uncle and I walked into a Western Auto hardware store and purchased a Marlin 30-30 rifle off the shelf. Yep it was on a shelf on an isle, not locked up behind a glass case. We walked up opened the box, looked at the rifle. It was the one we wanted so we took it to the cashier and paid for it cash and carry. Time were much better then and we took a lot for granted. Its a sh!thole society we live in now.

Very cool. Nice commentary, too.

for who the hi baby chair was for?

Great video. Thanks. I didn't see Elvis bed ? Only the parents bed .

He took 3rd place and he sang Old Shep

Hello, Elvis was not born in that house, they really lived in another house in Tupelo.....I saw photos of it, out in the country.....if I am not mistaken.....John from North Carolina.

Ps the best thing outta Mississippi is hwy 10

Is this original furniture etc?

That is a tiny house

I thought furniture was original.

Tour of Elvis Presley's Childhood Home | Elvis Presley Birthplace and Museum | Tupelo, Mississippi 0714am 12.6.23 Ugly Sheilas - the new name of your rock band... as for elvis, his nibs, i really do not want to learn about the poor chap's life... as for where he was born or grew up - kindda precursor to static caravan living... and how very droll and very tedious it is of others to suggest they know. i aint an elvis fan, sir. i leave that to more morbid and crazier types -as seem to be "fans"... the personal insult that you folks feel for others wanting to leave things be... anyhow; morbid curiosity gets the better of you guys...