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doxtxob says:
The Ducks of Memphis closed the business in 2007, because it could not be guaranteed that the Wolf River harbor is accessible for the Ducks at all times for the marine part of the trip.
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up4anything901 says:
almost ashamed to call myself a music lover. i live in memphis and sad to say my first visit to stax was only a few months ago.
if you're a music lover you've done yourself a injustice by not coming here while in memphis.
i checked my camera at the door (none are allowed inside)and headed to t…
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X_Drive says:
Beale Street in Memphis is one of the best known music areas in the United States. And when we drove into Memphis it turns out we had just missed the biggest blues festival of the year. And if fact they still had the street blocked from traffic.
Now I’m not gonna try to tell you that I would h…
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travel-the-world says:
I was very disappointed with The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. The museum itself is not well taken care of and it’s in a shady part of town. There’s way too much reading that accompanies each display. It was like reading a textbook as I walked around the museum. If you …
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Pyramid
2 reviews
#20 of 24 things to do in Memphis
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doxtxob says:
The pyramid is a Memphis landmark, the building is closed to the public, it is not more than a drive-by location. No real need to plan it into your trip. If you happen to be in the downtown area you are not going to miss it, anyway.
Still, an average rating is adequate because not many cities ca…
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doxtxob says:
Davies Manor was built very early in the history of Shelby County as the first building in the county. The building is equipped with some original furnishings, so the visitor can get a good impression of how life was like back then. Interesting is that the building was constructed in several stages …
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pudwell says:
Laser quest is cool. If you've been to a laser tag place before then it's really nothing new. The gallery consists of multiple levels and there are good places to hide and shoot people where they can't see you. Definitely a fun place to hang out with friends, but if you don't go there on a visit …
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doxtxob says:
The Cotton Exchange Building houses the cotton museum, which is the only feature of the building open to the public. The museum is relatively small, located on the trading floor of the old Cotton Exchange. The static displays explain the history of cotton with contemporary items.
When I visited …
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doxtxob says:
The Nature center consists of a smaller museum/interpretative center. Taxidermies are on display as well as exhibits that explain nature and wildlife. There are few trails in the area around wetlands and in the forest. The trails are very easy. Parents with children, elderly people or people with di…
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