New Museum For Patsy Cline Planned

Bill Miller, owner of the Johnny Cash Museum, unveiled plans to open the Patsy Cline Museum in space directly above the Cash museum at 119 Third Ave S, with construction on the 4k SF project starting in June.

The museum will host a collection of Patsy Cline artifacts, including many of the singer's personal possessions, costumes, awards, letters, furniture and photographs, the Tennessean reports. Technology is becoming a key part of new museums. The exhibits will feature interactive audio and touchscreen video technology. [Tennessean]

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