Elvis's Housekeepers in Graceland's Music Room, 1980s

for People magazine in 1987, Elvis's real  housekeepers who were still employed at graceland, took this silly photo peeking out of the  music room. left to right is Nancy Rooks, Pauline Nicholson and Lottie Tyson. the caption at  the bottom says, "the house on 14 acres in Memphis was his castle but upkeep on graceland was a  drain on the $10 million estate that Presley left his daughter Lisa Marie. it was costing  nearly $500,000 a year, including salaries for guards at Presley's grave. more tha

n a  million visitors have paid $6.50 (adults) and $4.50 (kids) for the basic tour. the plane is  another $3.50. Graceland Enterprises now grosses $5 million a year and earnings are expected  to double in 1985 with a brand new shopping center across Elvis Presley Boulevard, eventually  featuring a multimedia show, shops and a hotel