Elvis fans turned out in chilly weather to pay homage to their King.
Though it was the day after Elvis’ 90th birthday on January 8th, out-of-town fans remained in Memphis and visited the various exhibits, including the new “90 for 90 Exhibit,” which features Elvis clothing and other memorabilia and artifacts.
Kala Morris, Logan Morris,
and Tori Hutson
Lisa Vible and Penny Hendrix
Shane Marshall
Tessa Jensen and
Megan Kurz
Lauren, Samuel, and
Steven Calmas
and Dottie Whalen
The birthday celebration, which ran through January 11th, included a birthday cake, a Proclamation Day Ceremony, live concerts at the Graceland Soundstage, dance parties, special tours, and panel discussions.
William Hill
Crystal Vazquez and
Tonya Brown
Kylan Owens and
Sally Fracchia
Ruby Jackson and Crystal Harris
Elvis’ gold lamé suit
A threat of snow, which became a reality January 10th, apparently didn’t deter the loyal fans. The only snow the truly avid fans probably had on their minds was — according to Google — “When the Snow Is on the Roses,” which Elvis sang in a live concert in 1970; “Snowbird,” which he covered in 1970; and “On a Snowy Christmas Night,” which the King recorded in 1971.
