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Nashville, Tennessee
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The museum's building is shaped like a bass clef, symbolizing its dedication to music.
With over 2.5 million artifacts, it includes instruments, photographs, and recordings that span the history of country music.
The museum's 'Words & Music' program allows students to write lyrics and collaborate with professional songwriters.
The Rotunda honors inductees with bronze plaques, celebrating their contributions to the genre.
The RCA Studio B, located nearby, is part of the museum's tour and is famous for recording hits by Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton.
Visitors can engage with hands-on displays, including a chance to mix their own country music tracks.
The Frist Library and Archive provides access to rare recordings, manuscripts, and photographs for scholarly study.
The Ford Theater within the museum regularly features concerts and interviews with country music artists.
Elvis Presley's gold Cadillac, complete with a television and record player, is one of the museum's prized exhibits.
