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New Graceland exhibit showcases Elvis in Las Vegas
Submitted by WMCTV Web Staff
Wednesday, March 6th, 2013, 10:20am
"Elvis: Live From Vegas" is open at Graceland
Graceland has a new exhibit that is inspired by Elvis' performances in Las Vegas.
Vegas Jumpsuits
The exhibit features more than 30 of The King's famous outfits that he performed in in Las Vegas in the 1970's.
American Eagle Jumpsuit On Display
The famous American Eagle jumpsuit worn by Elvis in Las Vegas is on display.
American Eagle Cape
The famous American Eagle cape worn by Elvis in Las Vegas is also on display.
Elvis belt
Cast in silver, gold plated and studded with diamonds, sapphires and rubies, the belt worn by Elvis is now on display at the new "Elvis: Live from Vegas" Exhibit at Graceland.
Welcome to Las Vegas
Elvis Pendant
The Elvis Pendant is a gold and onyx pendant given to Elvis by the Kui Lee Cancer Fund as a 'Thank You' for bringing awareness and raising funds for their organization by performing for the "Aloha from Hawaii" concert in 1973.
30-Foot Marquee
The 30-foot marquee Colonel Tom Parker had made to stand outside the New Frontier Hotel in 1956 will be featured.
More jumpsuits at the new exhibit
Graceland archives team tending to jumpsuits before putting them in the case.
Elvis Photos Line New Exhibit
Graceland archives team tending to jumpsuits before putting them in the case.
Several of Elvis' jumpsuits wait to be placed inside of display cases.
Graceland archives team tending to suits before putting them in the case.
Vegas Marketing Materials
Staff working around the clock to get "Elvis: Live From Vegas" Exhibit
Staff working around the clock to get "Elvis: Live From Vegas" Exhibit

Graceland has a new exhibit that is inspired by Elvis' performances in Las Vegas.

The exhibit features more than 30 of The King's famous outfits that he performed in in Las Vegas in the 1970's.

Also the exhibit displays never before seen artifacts.

From hotel receipts, memorabilia and a tablecloth contract the king signed on his opening night performance in 1969.

The exhibit opened last week, and will be open for two years.

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