Elvis Presley’s Graceland unseen – Inside his attic and what was saved in roof | Music | Entertainment | EUROtoday

Elvis Presley’s Graceland opened to the general public in 1982, 5 years after the star’s loss of life.

Today the Memphis mansion is the second most visited house within the US after The White House, however The King’s mysterious upstairs stays off-limits to the general public.

Graceland’s upstairs was Elvis’ non-public area in life and stays so after his loss of life, in accordance with the needs of his late daughter Lisa Marie Presley and now granddaughter Riley Keough.

Nevertheless, similar to the downstairs rooms of Graceland that followers can see right this moment, Elvis Presley’s bed room and workplace upstairs are preserved and maintained.

But moreover the upstairs, simply what mysterious gadgets are discovered inside Graceland’s attic?

Express.co.uk beforehand took half in a digital stay tour of the Graceland mansion and we requested on-site archivist Angie Marchese ourselves what was within the roof. The Elvis professional replied: “All of the attic items have been moved to the archives.”

And as for what The King had chosen to maintain there, Angie stated: “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 was used to retailer gadgets that Elvis and his household had been now not utilizing. Sadly his mom died in 1958 aged solely 46-year-old, simply as The King was setting off for his temporary stint within the military.

After two years serving over in Germany, Elvis returned house to Graceland as Sergeant Presley. His military gear is now on everlasting show throughout the highway from the mansion on the leisure and exhibit advanced, Elvis Presley’s Memphis.

Meanwhile a few of Gladys garments are hung up within the closet inside her bed room, which followers can see early on through the walk-through tour. Despite her son’s newfound wealth, Elvis’ mom most popular to restore her easy clothes on a regular basis.