Greenwich is the temporary home to artefacts from the life of The King of Rock and Roll as the Elvis at the O2 exhibition takes over a space at the old Millennium Dome until the end of August.
It is the largest ever retrospective to the King of Rock and Roll, featuring more than 300 artefacts coming directly from the Presley family archives at Graceland.
Some of the pieces have never been shown outside his former home.
News Shopper photographer Simon Hildrew was one of the first people through the doors when the exhibition opened yesterday (December 12) and here’s his sneak peak of what people can expect...
Tickets cost £9 to £20. Family tickets (two adults and two children) cost £50. Go to elvisattheo2.com or call 0844 856 0202.
Various concert suits
1960 MGA sports car that Elvis used in the film Blue Hawaii, then bought it for himself after filming.
1960 Gibson J 200 guitar. Elvis played this throughout his career in films, concerts, recordings and most notably in the '68 Comeback show
1956 Lincoln Continental, Elvis bought in Miami while on tour
Boxing gloves given to Elvis in 1973 by Muhammad Ali
TCB (Taking Care of Business), ring, 16 total karats with a centre solitaire of 11.5 karats
Gold telephone Elvis had by his bedside
Angie Marchese, Graceland's Director of Archives, with the American Eagle jumpsuit from Elvis: Aloha From Hawaii
Army fatigues
Elvis's wallet containing a picture of him with Lisa Marie Presley
Elvis' keys to Graceland
Elvis played pool with the Beatles when they visited Gracelands
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