This was a fun visit. You can learn so much about Elvis and his family during this tour. It's…read moreamazing that his father built that little house with money he borrowed ($180 I think). The family church was interesting to see too. They moved it to the property after the family moved. The museum was interesting too! Definitely make a stop if you're near Tupelo!

It is a moving experience to visit the birthplace of Elvis. This is a well kept memorial to the…read moreKing that shows the humble beginnings of a talented man A few years ago we had a chance to visit the house in Memphis which for today's standards is also a humble place. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Exceeded my expectations for

Always excellent service and very chic!! The tasting biscuits and charcuterie boards are so perfect…read morewith the extended sampler. My faves are chocolate cherry, lemon pucker and the habanero. Cute patio and dog-friendly. Love singo night here and the food trucks. Great hangout!

SO MUCH FUN! I love…read morethis kind of shit and I am also not familiar with Mead so this was high up on the priority list for things to do during our time in town. We arrived at around 5pm on a Tuesday in the spring and there was only one other party there during our entire stay. The person who served us was very nice and provided some interesting information about the place and their Meads. They have a bunch of options. They have a tasting, an extended tasting, they have a slushy which sounds amazing and a slushy TASTING. Ugh. If I didn't get turnt just looking at shit I would have done more than the standard tasting. Everything was very reasonably priced. Not to say the standard tasting wasn't great, because it was. Mead is very interesting! I am someone who does not like to taste alcohol so this was perfect for me. As far as things with that alcohol content go, it tastes very mild. They also have some creative flavors that very enjoyable. The whole thing was a great experience. I just wish they had more merch for me to waste my money on.

The Tupelo Veterans Memorial Museum is a local tribute to the brave men and women who defended our…read morecountry in the Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, and the modern Desert Storm and Iraqi Wars. The admission was only a dollar, but to me it was just a room full of war memorabilia. If you are a war buff you might enjoy this museum more than I did.

Went to the Museum July 3rd 2013 to donate some of my dad's WW ll items and to see if they would be…read moretaken care of. My wife and I talked to Tony and he was very informative and I knew from talking with him my dad's belongings would be in good hands. A must see to inform the younger generation on our Military History.

This museum was a gem! We were blessed to have Tony to ourselves as he guided us thorough his…read moreimmense collection of artifacts and their stories. I enjoy and visit many war museums, gray and small, and this collection was the most extensive I've seen. Don't miss it - but ask Tony for his tour.

Be careful! This individual took WWII photos from my father, who served in Okinawa as well as…read morephotos from a friend of his who also is a WWII veteran. They were both promised that the originals would be returned after copies were made. The photographs were never returned after multiple calls to Mr. Lute.

Have been here several times for Sunday brunch! Normally a great experience! Food good, organized…read more efficient! However yesterday was not so much! I know there was a golf course but the food was subpar! Potatoes not cooked, other items cold! Had some children running amok that trashed the dessert table as well as running circles around the adult buffet line! We still enjoyed most of our meal but not the usual Great food and atmosphere!

my kids love the museum. especially the hands on Morse code messaging and train. The Dudie Burger…read moreFestival was great! music was good and so was the food! I would have liked to have seen more hands on things for the kids to do such as outdoor jenga, blacksmith, crafts, etc... but overall it was enjoyable. Thanks to all those whose time and talents were used to create such a fun family experience.

This is one of the best parts of our beautiful city, a museum of all things Tupelo or relevant to…read moreTupelo! it's so educational on many levels and so very relaxing and inviting. The building inside and out is so nicely laid out and makes you excited about what's around the corner next. Take a picnic and sit outside! it's beautiful!