Personalized Star Map of Memphis
35.1495°N, 90.0490°W
Cradle of blues, rock'n'roll, and soul, Memphis pulses along the Mississippi between Beale Street's neon lights, Graceland mansion, and smoking barbecues. Birthplace of Elvis and Sun Studio, it has been writing America's soundtrack for a century. Gift a Memphis star map — a present as vibrant and soulful as the King's delta.
Famous Landmarks
Beale Street
35.1495°N, 90.0490°W
Beale Street, declared "Home of the Blues" by the US Congress in 1977, is a 3-block pedestrian artery listed on the National Register since 1966. Cradle of modern blues with W.C. Handy from 1909, it still vibrates every evening to the sound of live bands at B.B. King's, Rum Boogie, and other musical temples.
Graceland
35.1495°N, 90.0490°W
Graceland, Elvis Presley's home from 1957 until his death in 1977, was acquired for $102,500 and opened to the public in 1982. Listed on the National Register in 1991 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 2006, it welcomes more than 600,000 visitors each year, making it the most visited private residence in the United States after the White House.
Mississippi River
35.1495°N, 90.0490°W
The Mississippi River, stretching 2,340 miles from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, reaches its full majesty at Memphis with a width of nearly 2,000 feet. The city, founded in 1819 on the 100-foot Chickasaw Bluffs, was historically the largest cotton market in the South — a commercial legacy still visible from the reborn Tom Lee Park.
Why gift a star map of Memphis?
Gifting a star map of Memphis means immortalizing a moment at the heart of the Mississippi Delta, where music blends with soul. Whether it was a proposal at Graceland's Meditation Garden, an anniversary at a Beale Street club, or a sunset over Mud Island, this map captures the exact stars of your moment. A present as vibrant and moving as the blues itself.
The sky of Memphis
At 35.1° north latitude at the gateway to the delta, Memphis enjoys hot summers and relatively clear skies during the dry season. The Coon Creek Science Center Observatory, 1.5 hours east, equipped with a 20-inch telescope, and the Memphis Astronomical Society animate the local scene with star parties at Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park, a natural haven along the river.