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The Vocal Group Hall of Fame Museum, Sharon, PA, 
has moved from its original location at 98 East State Street and has joined the Columbia Theatre complex at 82 West State St, Sharon, Pennsylvania.
The Vocal Group Hall of Fame Museum & The Columbia Theatre are under renovation; the museum and theatre are now being remodeled and will be CLOSED while under construction. The new museum will feature 3 floors of museum displays complimented with a Restaurant, Banquet Center and Piano Bar. Tony Butala (of The Lettermen) and Chairman & Founder has moved back to his home town of Sharon, PA to host the piano Bar on all evenings that he is not touring with The Lettermen. www.vocalgroup.org
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum    1 Key Plaza, 751 Earieside Ave, Cleveland, OH
Since 1995, seven million people have made the pilgrimage to the Cleveland, Ohio museum. 
www.rockhall.com
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Annex in NYC
76 Mercer Street, NYC  866 -9 -ROCKNY  
http://www.rockannex.com 

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
East 222 Fifth Ave. S., Nashville, TN
www.countrymusichalloffame.com

The Musicians Hall Of Fame and Museum
located in the heart of downtown Nashville (one block west of the Country Music Hall Fame and Museum) is the one and only museum in the world that honors the talented musicians who actually played on the greatest recordings of all time. The museum is divided into cities that have a history of recorded music: Detroit, Nashville, Muscle Shoals, Memphis, LA and NY. They had nick names like Swampers, The A Team, The Memphis Boys, Funk Brothers, and The Wrecking Crew. Some of these studio bands actually became hit bands themselves like King Curtis (left), Booker T and the MG's and Toto. www.musicianshalloffame.com

Rock 'N Roll and Blues Heritage Museum
Clarksdale, Mississippi The Museum is located in Downtown Clarksdale at 113 E Second Street, between Delta and Yazoo.
Why Clarksville? This is blues country, baby.
www.rockmuseum.biz

Rockabilly Hall of Fame
(Eddie Cochran, Bo Diddley) is headquartered
in a Burns, Tennessee recording studio, south
of Nashville.
www.rockabillyhall.com

Graceland
3734 Elvis Presley Boulevard in Memphis, Tennessee.
is the 13.8 acre estate and large white-columned mansion that once belonged to Elvis Presley,  It is located south of Downtown Memphis, less than four miles north of the Mississippi border. It currently serves as a museum. There is also a Meditation Garden and the Heartbreak Hotel. 
Graceland's Ticket Office is located at 3765 Elvis Presley Blvd in Memphis.
Elvis Presley, who died at the estate on August 16, 1977, his parents Gladys and Vernon Presley, and his grandmother, are buried here. 
http://www.elvis.com/

Motown Historical Museum
2648 W. Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan, memorabilia and recreations from Hitsville USA (Barry Gordy’s apartment to the Funk Brothers famous Studio A). 
www.motownmuseum.com

The National Comedy Hall of Fame
is located at John's Pass Village,
Madeira Beach, FL, 154 129th Avenue West.
http://www.comedyhall.com/

Doo Wop Museum
is in Wildwood, NJ, the quintessential 50s seaside resort. Each year the Doo Wop Preservation League sponsors two weekend-long celebrations: Fabulous 50s weekend and a Swinging 60s weekend with vintage autos, street fair, dancing, free-act stages, autograph tables and an all-star doo wop concert at the Convention Center.
www.doowopusa.org/museum/index.html
Elvis
Palisades Amusement Park Memorial, Cliffside Park, New Jersey - in front of the Winston Towers on Palisades Ave, North of Lafayette Street - the former site of that grand-old wooden roller-coaster, The Cyclone. This is where 60s rock 'n' roll was showcased each week-end on the Free-Act Stage and live on Ch 13. The park closed in 1971.
Palisades Amusement Park Historical Society
This page was last updated: June 25, 2009
The B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center, Indianola, Mississippi
houses artifacts from B.B. King’s 60-year career and interprets the Delta legacy of  Mississippi. At the intersection of Second Street and Sunflower Avenue is a 2-acre lot that symbolizes Blues history in many ways. The lot is skirted by railroad tracks that once carried Bluesmen away from Indianola to seek their fortunes in Memphis or Chicago. It also brought Bluesmen into this small Delta town to play for the locals and, on occasion, even play at a legendary juke joint, now known as Club Ebony. Visitors will receive a bigger-than-life introduction to B.B King and other blues artists via a 180-degree theatre screen utilizing the very latest in projection and audio technology.   www.bbkingmuseum.org/html-site/index.htm
I Love Lucy  Desilu Playhouse Museum Jamestown NY  Devoted to I Love Lucy TV series. You'll find complete re-creations of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's New York City apartment and the Hollywood hotel suite where Lucy pantomimed with Harpo Marx and set her nose on fire with William Holden!  You'll also find interactive sets, a screening area, and showcases filled with vintage memorabilia as well as costumes that were worn on the show, plus a Lucy Gift Shop.
http://www.lucy-desi.com/info/info.html
The Museum at Bethel Woods is about 90 minutes north of New York City and  offers Woodstock exhibits, multimedia experiences and programs about the 1960s  - focusing on everything from music and fashion to political protest.
You can watch films describing the advent of rock music, British invasion, the art and clothes of the period. You can revisit the civil rights and anti-war movements on video and film; sit in a psychedelic bus, recall the Kennedy assassinations and the moon landing. Some 70 'personal stories' were filmed by documentary filmmakers as an oral history about 60s politics, culture and fashion. The Museum Reopens, March 19
Information & Directions: Woodstock
Places: Georgia Hall of Fame
Otis Reading Exhibit  
NEW
South Dakota
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Iowa
Rock and Roll Music Association
Hall of Fame 
Georgia
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Now: An Otis Reading Exhibit
Texas
Music Hall of Fame 
Houston Institute of Culture
NEW