Bet you didn’t know the largest collection of Elvis artifacts is tucked away in a small Georgia town, just outside of the ATL.
With over 30,000 Elvis items, the The Loudermilk Boarding House and Elvis Museum in Cornelia, Georgia claims to have the largest collection of Elvis items in the world, including some true rarities. Keep scrolling to learn more.
The Loudermilk Boarding House and Elvis Museum
Built in 1908 and listed on The National Register of Historic Places, the the Loudermilk Boarding House and Elvis Museum is a truly one-of-a-kind Georgia destination.
Some of the interesting highlights include:
- the legendary Elvis’ Wart
- Joni Mabe’s Panoramic Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis
- the “Maybe Elvis Toenail”
And, obviously, thousands and thousands more.
They also host a huge festival celebration, the Big E Fest, every first Saturday of August.
According to The Loudermilk Boarding House and Elvis Museum’s Facebook, the did not happen in 2026: “No Big E Fest in 2026. Working on a documentary.”
Okay… I’ve gotta check this out. Details please!
Where: 271 Foreacre Street, Cornelia, GA 30531
Cost: $10 entry | Kids under 6 are free | All ages welcome.
Phone Number: 706-778-2001
Open May – October on Friday & Saturday from 10am to 4pm (however hours may change so check before you go!)
*Sadly, the Elvis Museum is closed for the season now. But mark your calendars for May, because you don’t want to miss out on checking out this one-of-a-kind museum, right here in Georgia!
The museum also has free parking and a gift shop to check out!
You can learn more about the Loudermilk Boarding House on the City of Cornelia’s website, here.
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