We spent most of the time at the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum. Although we are not really into country music, I think that the visit was enjoyed by the whole family. The museum was primarily made up of artists' guitars or other musical instruments and outfits from the beginning of country to modern day artists. I think that the girls enjoyed looking at the instruments and when we got to the sparkly more current artists' outfits, that was a bit hit. Taylor Swift had a rhinestone guitar on display that Ella really liked.
We decided to take the tour of RCA Studio B which was really neat. It was an old timey recording studio used by a lot of the country greats and of course Elvis. Elvis is everywhere in Tennessee, even outside of Memphis. It was a fun experience but the girls got tired of standing so they decided to share a seat next to one of the old recording devices. A super cute photo op!
Addy is standing in front of one of the mics and podiums used by a lot of the old country stars when they were in the recording studio.
Broadway is the main drag in Nashville full of honky-tonk bars and clubs, restaurants and boot shops. There were some really tall boots and this is Ella standing next to a pair that was half as tall as she was. The girls liked to go around the story and say which ones were their favorite.
We visited the Pawn Star's place in Vegas, so we couldn't miss American Pickers Nashville Store. No major purchases, other than an Antique Archaeology hat.
We met up for dinner to celebrate cousin Laura's birthday. Unfortunately we didn't get a picture when Laura was around, but the girls really enjoyed being able to celebrate with her. Here are the girls with Aunt Connie at her house before dinner.
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