In my view your documentaries come across very informative and interesting as well as more facts than most documentaries add ,also love the accent it makes it more interesting back here in Norwich Great Britain
Thank you, I enjoyed doing it and hope you see the other videos. I never know what i will be doing next if i run across the place i think might be interesting, i do it . thanks Jerry
His Jungle Room which was named later by fans when Graceland opened, was set up as to remind him of Hawaii his favorite vacation place, his father told him about the ugly furniture he had seen at a furniture store and Elivis bought it for that reason and because it looked tropical and reminded of Hawaii !!
in the late 80's,I read an interview with Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key. They said there was a baseball diamond on the site where Graceland is now. They said they used to play there as little boys in the late 50' and early 60's. They must have been referring to the visitors center that is across the street.
Elvis Presley Part 4 Banks band like your topic in your history I think it was a very good little too probably something in my life that I wouldn't have the chance to see but thank you very much my good man and I guess that's the way it is cearley TCB Elvis Presley
Grecland to dla Elvisa dom, który wiele znaczył, kupił go matce, która była dla niego najważniejsza,ponieważ kochała go miłością szczera, prawdziwa, matczyna, chciała go chronić przed złymi ludźmi, chronić przed oszustami, Elvis wychował się w rodzinie z tradycjami , gdzie panowała miłość, zrozumienie, szacunek religia, bała się, że źli ludzie go skrzywdzą, wykorzystają i miała rację, jak sam mowil , czul się bardzo samotny w tłumie ludzi, ponieważ nie spotkał ani kobiety, ani przyjaciela ,prawdziwych nie aktorów dla własnych potrzeb i zysków.
Also, it was reverse on the horses. He bought Priscialla a horse first, then bought himself one and then other friends and family got horses too. By chance Elvis and Priscilla discovered the Circle G Ranch and decided immediately to buy it. Then they transferred the horses there. When it was sold, the horses were brought back.
Part was redone in 1983 when it opened to the public; most however was done in 1974 when Elvis remodeled, even the chandler in the dinning room was added in t974, the divider to the music room, the pool room, the jungle room..etc
Jerry Skinner Obviously you too are a fan; however you said you do this with other historical places, Do you currently have any other ones on youtube. I think you have done a wonderful job on this and for the most part is what I have read in so many books I have read. The media had a difficult time with time line from time to time for sure. I am 4 years older than Elvis would have been so always been a fan. I had tickets to see him in Cleveland but couldn't make it. I had just driven from Miami to Akron OH to visit my son; thought ok I will see him some other time but alas it didn't happen. I wish he were still alive, he would have loved the technology today. What a great time to live really, we have watched so much happen; virtually from horse and buggy to the moon, records, radio, TV, phone to smart phones. How did we get so smart for all this in a short hundred years. He was born at the very time that records and TV took off. So many beautiful people in that era, loved the older movie stars when big studios made the star. It really just amazes me where we are today.
Violet Eubank Thank you for your kind words. Yes we have several on TH-cam under onthespotfilms.com You are correct about the modern world and all its new technology. People think the human race can not live without it. But they are wrong. God put humans on the earth for only a short time to learn to have His nature. The disciples learned to do this with out any technology and walking everywhere they went, and managed to achieve the reason they were put here. I might add they did this without being religious. The religious leaders of Christ day turned out to be His worst enemy. They even plotted to have Him and his disciples put to death and thanking they were doing God a favor by getting rid of a bastard that was saying He was from God. I wonder if out Our religious leaders of today would do the same. Thanks again for your kind words. Jerry
Thanks for the interview, great job, a couple things you said was differant than i heard, you said Elvis payed one hundred and two thousand dollars for Graceland, i heard he got it for Fifty Thousand and another thing you said about Graceland being named after a daughter named Grace, I was always told that Graceland was a Church, thank you for that information
$102,500 was the purchase price. The copy of the contract can be seen online. Graceland was not built during the civil war..lol! Built in 1939. And was a working cattle ranch. Brochures and info about cattle sales back then are available on line to see.
There are inconsistences here, Priscilla says he wrote a check for 100,000. and paid cash for Graceland; I think what you say about the purchase is the correct one but I am not sure. As before it's hard to weed out the truth from everything that has been written.
In the video it says he paid $10,000 down plus the other house and owed $37,000. That means the other house was worth $54,000, which I doubt it was. The first house would have been worth about $20,000 at that time, and that's probably a high estimate.
In my view your documentaries come across very informative and interesting as well as more facts than most documentaries add ,also love the accent it makes it more interesting back here in Norwich Great Britain
Jerry , Thank you very much for making these Vid's about Elvis!
Thank you for the upload Jerry Skinner.
Watching from Australia.
Thank you Howdy, good to hear from you. I know you are looking after things in Australia. Jerry
Me too from Ozzie 👍
Circle G ranch!
I lived next door to the Circle G in 68 -69. Used to watch them Ride out there!:)
It Happens only once in a lifetime that a man becomes a legend and this was the one time that a man named Elvis became one.
Thank you, I enjoyed doing it and hope you see the other videos. I never know what i will be doing next if i run across the place i think might be interesting, i do it . thanks Jerry
Jerry Skinners
thank you for posting . great job
another great video trip
His Jungle Room which was named later by fans when Graceland opened, was set up as to remind him of Hawaii his favorite vacation place, his father told him about the ugly furniture he had seen at a furniture store and Elivis bought it for that reason and because it looked tropical and reminded of Hawaii !!
Very very good video. I enjoyed it a lot thank you.
Its such a shame that Elvis only had one Christmas in Graceland with his mother.
Graceland is beautiful
Elvis was very blessed finicially but not too lucky in love a peace
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I wish I could've been his
friend and given him affection,and loved him the way he deserved to be loved.
Alas, I was born too late,
I love elivs
Great upload. Thanks. :):)
Great!!! Enjoyed it...:)
Thanks Jerry
Thanks ... again ....!
in the late 80's,I read an interview with Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key. They said there was a baseball diamond on the site where Graceland is now. They said they used to play there as little boys in the late 50' and early 60's. They must have been referring to the visitors center that is across the street.
There was also a building across the street when Elvis bought the house. There was a little strip mall across the street that had a guitar store.
Circle G was for Graceland.
Very nice home. Visited late August 1998 but grass in front was kind of brown. Surprising
Elvis Presley
Part 4 Banks band like your topic in your history I think it was a very good little too probably something in my life that I wouldn't have the chance to see but thank you very much my good man and I guess that's the way it is cearley TCB Elvis Presley
Very cool. Thanks.
What Beatiful place Graceland E did great with Graceland
Tanks again!
Years ago I passed by Graceland but never stopped. That area of town was a bit shady. Heard it had gotten much worse today sadly….
Elvis had all those trees planted too.
LOVE IT GOOD JOB
Thank you!
Grecland to dla Elvisa dom, który wiele znaczył, kupił go matce, która była dla niego najważniejsza,ponieważ kochała go miłością szczera, prawdziwa, matczyna, chciała go chronić przed złymi ludźmi, chronić przed oszustami, Elvis wychował się w rodzinie z tradycjami , gdzie panowała miłość, zrozumienie, szacunek religia, bała się, że źli ludzie go skrzywdzą, wykorzystają i miała rację, jak sam mowil , czul się bardzo samotny w tłumie ludzi, ponieważ nie spotkał ani kobiety, ani przyjaciela ,prawdziwych nie aktorów dla własnych potrzeb i zysków.
Also, it was reverse on the horses. He bought Priscialla a horse first, then bought himself one and then other friends and family got horses too. By chance Elvis and Priscilla discovered the Circle G Ranch and decided immediately to buy it. Then they transferred the horses there. When it was sold, the horses were brought back.
Elvis had more than one cook He had too. The cooks and the maids were on shift's of day and night hours. The house was going 24 hrs., 7 days a week.
Jenn MJ *two 😉
Are you sure this is Bruce Wayne or the Riddler. Just kidding, thank you i will take a look, Jerry
Part was redone in 1983 when it opened to the public; most however was done in 1974 when Elvis remodeled, even the chandler in the dinning room was added in t974, the divider to the music room, the pool room, the jungle room..etc
Violet Eubank Violet, thank you for your information, I see you are an Elvis fan. Jerry
Jerry Skinner Obviously you too are a fan; however you said you do this with other historical places, Do you currently have any other ones on youtube. I think you have done a wonderful job on this and for the most part is what I have read in so many books I have read. The media had a difficult time with time line from time to time for sure. I am 4 years older than Elvis would have been so always been a fan. I had tickets to see him in Cleveland but couldn't make it. I had just driven from Miami to Akron OH to visit my son; thought ok I will see him some other time but alas it didn't happen. I wish he were still alive, he would have loved the technology today. What a great time to live really, we have watched so much happen; virtually from horse and buggy to the moon, records, radio, TV, phone to smart phones. How did we get so smart for all this in a short hundred years. He was born at the very time that records and TV took off. So many beautiful people in that era, loved the older movie stars when big studios made the star. It really just amazes me where we are today.
Violet Eubank Thank you for your kind words. Yes we have several on TH-cam under onthespotfilms.com You are correct about the modern world and all its new technology. People think the human race can not live without it. But they are wrong. God put humans on the earth for only a short time to learn to have His nature. The disciples learned to do this with out any technology and walking everywhere they went, and managed to achieve the reason they were put here. I might add they did this without being religious. The religious leaders of Christ day turned out to be His worst enemy. They even plotted to have Him and his disciples put to death and thanking they were doing God a favor by getting rid of a bastard that was saying He was from God. I wonder if out Our religious leaders of today would do the same. Thanks again for your kind words. Jerry
That was Vernon’s office.
The swingset was actually already there when Elvis purchased the home it was just in a different location
Thanks for the interview, great job, a couple things you said was differant than i heard, you said Elvis payed one hundred and two thousand dollars for Graceland, i heard he got it for Fifty Thousand and another thing you said about Graceland being named after a daughter named Grace, I was always told that Graceland was a Church, thank you for that information
$102,500 was the purchase price. The copy of the contract can be seen online. Graceland was not built during the civil war..lol! Built in 1939. And was a working cattle ranch. Brochures and info about cattle sales back then are available on line to see.
Elvis face is in that last tree!!!
Linda took the bedroom pics.
No sound again, drat. I give up :(
That’s their wedding clothes.
ERROR !!! Graceland was NOT built during the Civil War. It was built durinf the 1920's or 30's.
There are inconsistences here, Priscilla says he wrote a check for 100,000. and paid cash for Graceland; I think what you say about the purchase is the correct one but I am not sure. As before it's hard to weed out the truth from everything that has been written.
In the video it says he paid $10,000 down plus the other house and owed $37,000. That means the other house was worth $54,000, which I doubt it was. The first house would have been worth about $20,000 at that time, and that's probably a high estimate.
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Who cares. Who really cares. Whatever he paid or when he paid it. Or how he paid it. Geez
Graceland was built in 1939
He should be here to get old and live out his life very sad he passaway to Yonge
Graceland was not built until 1939 buddy
They built Graceland in 1939
At age 42 Elvis was"burned-out".No disrespect intended.⌚ran⌛for him way too soon.
Today in 2018 you can't get it for 100.000$ at least 2 Million
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