Nearly five decades after Elvis Presley’s death, a stunning discovery inside Graceland has fans and historians alike questioning what else we never knew about the King of Rock and Roll.
Hidden behind layers of plaster and sealed decades ago, a previously unknown room has been found — a space no one outside Elvis’s most trusted circle ever knew existed.The revelation, confirmed just this week by preservation staff working on routine repairs, has sent shockwaves through the Presley community.
According to those closest to the Graceland estate, the discovery came completely by accident. During restoration work near the mansion’s basement, a hidden wall panel was accidentally loosened — revealing a small, heavily insulated door, painted the same color as the wall itself.
What lay behind it left everyone speechless.Inside was a small, dimly lit room. Vintage audio reels. Typewritten lyrics. Handwritten notes. A reel-to-reel tape player still plugged in. The furniture — untouched, preserved under a thin layer of dust — suggested this wasn’t just storage. This was a personal sanctuary.