musicJohnny Cash
Key: his places come in as Morse, from a cotton colony to the last stage.
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Key: his places come in as Morse, from a cotton colony to the last stage.
musicKey: his places come in as Morse, from a cotton colony to the last stage.
3 places in NashvilleIsaac777 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Display-cropped · City context photograph
3 places · 3 mapped locations

The Ryman opened in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, and was home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974.
Tours daily 9am–4pm. Self-guided $25 plus tax; guided backstage $42.52 plus tax.

His friends Shannon and Bill Miller opened the museum in downtown Nashville in 2013.
Daily 9am–7pm. General admission $32.95 plus tax; allow about an hour.
Johnny Cash recorded at the Quonset Hut.
Confirm current access with the venue. Source documentation does not establish present visitor access.
34 Music Square East, Nashville · Source-recorded address-level position, pending geography review. Not a surveyed filming viewpoint or confirmation of current access.
Key: his places come in as Morse, from a cotton colony to the last stage.
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