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“The Music City Walk of Fame in downtown Nashville is a walk of fame that honors significant contributors to Nashville's musical heritage and significant achievements in the music industry.”
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BBC TravelSep 5

'Everything about her was East Tennessee': The places that shaped Dolly Parton

From her Appalachian childhood to Nashville and Dollywood, a journey through the Tennessee she loved – and transformed in return.

Fans left flowers on Dolly Parton's star after her passing

10 things in this story
  • Ryman AuditoriumTheatreWhere a 13-year-old Parton made her Grand Ole Opry debut
  • Country Music Hall of FameMuseumChronicles country music history through artifacts and exhibits
  • RCA Studio BMuseumLegendary recording studio where Parton and Elvis recorded hits
  • Music City Walk of FameSightFans left flowers on Dolly Parton's star after her passing
  • Elsewhere
  • Great Smoky Mountains National ParkPlaceGatlinburg, United States522,000-acre expanse with hiking trails and scenic overlooks
  • DollywoodTheme parkPigeon Forge, United StatesTheme park journey through the singer's roots and memorabilia
  • Tennessean Travel StopSightCornersville, United StatesCountry star's last public appearance before her death
  • The PinesRestaurantSevierville, United StatesWhere Dolly Parton performed for the first time at 10
  • Wings of Wander muralMuseumSevierville, United StatesMural inspired by Dolly Parton's hit song Love Is Like a Butterfly
  • Red's Cafe muralSightSevierville, United StatesDepicts Dolly Parton as a child getting a cheeseburger
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