Graceland
Revised 5/28/2025

In 1955, 22-year-old Elvis Presley purchased 13.8-acre estate on the outskirts of Memphis know as Graceland. He paid $102.500 for the Georgian style home and the surrounding acreage. Today, the second most visited home in the United States serves as not only a tourist attraction but also as the final resting place for many of Elvis’ closest family members.

In 2001, Department 56 launched “Elvis Presley’s Graceland (s/6)”. The Gift set included the mansion and gate without snow as well as reproductions of the yard decorations used by Elvis to celebrate the holidays. A specially modified 42” Johnson guitar was designed to showcase the set and made available for specific retailers (Graceland Guitar #56.97324). In-laid Sony speakers, connected to a CD player, allowed for the retailer to play the enclosed “Elvis Presley : Best of Artist of The Century” CD. The display was not made available for retail sale and is pictured below.

Following the acquisition of Department 56 by Enesco, a new partnership was formed under license to produce other items synonymous with the “King of Rock And Roll”. With the 2023 opening of The Enesco Gift Gallery featuring Department 56, in Memphis, a new piece “Christmas At Graceland (s/2)” was introduced. This version, sold in the gallery, featured special LED lights on the mansion with snow on it and the gate. In 2024, the popular “Lisa Marie Plane” was made available for sell. In 2025, new accessories and buildings were offered for sale through all Department 56 Dealers. All buildings and accessories are made of ceramic and are listed here as a subseries of The Original Snow Village with special notation as to any specific offerings.


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Buildings
NUMBERITEMYEARSCOORDINATING ACCESSORIES
55041.jpg  
 55041Elvis Presley’s Graceland (s/6)2000-20006015666601453760156676015668
Discover Department 56 Event
Contains “Elvis Presley’s Graceland”, and “Graceland Gate”,
“1955 Pink Cadillac”, “Yard Decorations”, 2- Mylar Trees accessories
Set was officially retired on January 8, 2001- Elvis’ 66th birthday
Dimensions: 12 in W x 9 in D x 8 in H
6014525.jpg  
 6014525Christmas At Graceland (s/2)2023-Current601453760156676015668
Enesco Gallery & Gift Shop Exclusive
Dimensions: 7.32 in H x 8.35 in W x 12.2 in L
6015666.jpg  
 6015666Graceland Stables (s/2)2025-Current6014525601566755041
Dimensions: 7.2in H x 8.11in W x 9.13in L


Coordinating Accessories
NUMBERITEMYEARSCOORDINATING BUILDINGS
6014537.jpg  
 6014537Lisa Marie Plane2023-Current601452555041
Enesco Gallery & Gift Shop Exclusive
Dimensions: 4.92 in H x 9.06 in W x 8.27 in L
6015667.jpg  
 6015667Elvis & Rising Sun2025-Current6015666601452555041
Dimensions: 5.24in H x 2.76in W x 4.92in L
6015668.jpg  
 6015668Elvis Passing Out The Gifts2025-Current550416014525
Dimensions: 6.06 in H x 3.74 in W x 4.41 in L




Artists




Graceland- Scott Enter




Plane- Tom Bates




Sculptor/Elvis Accessory- Kiri Namtvedt

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