Tennessee Trivia: Weird, Wacky and Wild

From coffee empires to music royalty, architectural wonders to nature's finest, Tennessee has a lot to show. With fascinating and downright weird people, places and events, learn what makes Tennessee, well, Tennessee:

-- The Peabody Hotel in downtown Memphis is famous for the ducks that live on its roof; every day a Duckmaster escorts the ducks from the hotel's roof, down the elevator and into the fountain in the hotel's lobby

-- Move over, Nashville! The U. S. Congress deemed the official birthplace of country music to be Bristol, a tiny town in the northeast corner of the state

-- Elvis Presley's mother, father, grandmother and the King himself are buried at Graceland, Elvis Presley's Memphis home

-- Sweetwater is the location of the Lost Sea, the largest underground lake in America; its total size has been a mystery since its discovery over 100 years ago

-- The skeleton of a saber-toothed tiger discovered beneath downtown Nashville in 1971 was the inspiration for the Nashville Predators mascot, Gnash

-- Paris, Tennessee, sports a 60-foot-tall replica of the Eiffel Tower, and downtown Nashville features a full-size replica of the historic Parthenon in Athens, Greece

-- And so much more...