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About Us
| The Tupelo Elvis Presley Fan Club began in 1956, when Barbara Martin Mallory, Ann Brandon Walker, Doris Brandon Richey, Jett Scott Smith and Shirley Clayton decided to form an Elvis Presley Fan Club. They called themselves, "The Elvis Presley Sweethearts." Membership to join the club was a quarter. The club was revived to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Elvis' homecoming concert in Tupelo in September 1956. We signed up 412 members, many of those being present at the anniversary celebration. We have over 500 members from around the world. We extend a cordial welcome to anyone who wants to join our club. |
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We extend a cordial welcome to anyone who wants to join
our club. Our mission is to preserve and promote the
music, movies and works of Elvis Presley in a respectful
manner; to promote Tupelo as the Birthplace of Elvis
Presley; to honor Elvis Presley, through charity efforts and
to help grow a new generation of Elvis Presley fans.
our club. Our mission is to preserve and promote the
music, movies and works of Elvis Presley in a respectful
manner; to promote Tupelo as the Birthplace of Elvis
Presley; to honor Elvis Presley, through charity efforts and
to help grow a new generation of Elvis Presley fans.
Our club meetings are held monthly on the 1st Tuesday at the
Ice House in Historic Downtown Tupelo @ 6:30 p.m.
Ice House in Historic Downtown Tupelo @ 6:30 p.m.
Club Members accept gift of personal artwork
from multi-talented Elvis Tribute Artist Travis
LeDoyt during Tupelo Elvis Festival 2009.
from multi-talented Elvis Tribute Artist Travis
LeDoyt during Tupelo Elvis Festival 2009.