the johnny cash museum

We went when the museum first opened and I recently took my mother as a birthday gift. We had a great time. I was happy to see they have continued to expand and add to the collection. I'll definitely go back especially if we can catch another groupon offer which makes it even more affordable. Having a lot of people around can be overwhelming but we didn't have many issues just use a little patience realizing everyone around us was doing exactly what we were there for.

OMG - just loved this small museum. Learned a lot about Johnny and love him more now!!! Listening to and watching him recite his poetry on video was a trip highlight!

Absolute must when in Nashville. Tickets are purchased in the giftshop and viewers can come and go as they please to see the museum. I was able to look through the museum in about 45 minutes but it is possible to do much more or less.

This is all about Johnny Cash (big surprise, I know). If you are a fan of his you will love it. If not, I guess you walked into the wrong place. I finished the museum in about an hour because I usually just skim through places. Overall this is a really neat place to visit on your Nashville trip. It is within walking distance of the Ryman and other downtown attractions.

This museum is worth seeing. Vintage photos, recordings, clothes, musical instruments, everything is here from high school to his death. On a quaint side street near the Country Music Hall of Fame. Visit Goo Goo candy across the street, too!

I learned a lot about one of music's contributors when I visited! They had this great theater area, where you could watch one of his concerts, and that was really fun to sit through. What an absolute legend.

Just so so, not really worth the money had a lot of t shirts and a really cool motorcycle and some trinkets in the gift shop the museum is so so

While we have been to Nashville a number of times, we had not visited this attraction. When looking for things to do we noticed that the Johnny Cash Museum was a short walk from where we were staying - so, off we went.We thoroughly enjoyed the museum. There was a nice mix of memorabilia, video (two "theaters" with short films), audio (numerous listening stations). We spent an enjoyable 1.5 - 2 hours. If you listened to all of the music at each station you could probably spend another hour.While a bit pricy ($15 with AAA/senior discount), it was well worth the cost. Hard to find several hours of entertainment elsewhere for this price.

being a big Cash fan, this museum was on the must-see list. Impressed by the fact that although the facility is rather small, it was jam-packed with exhibits, memorabilia and music - all Johnny Cash. Could tour at your own pace, and though it seemed a bit crowded at times, there were plenty of things to see and do. Learned things I never knew about the man, and was pleasantly reminded of things I had forgotten. Well worth the time and money, especially if you like his music. Would definitely go again.

It is a small museum tucked away and easy to miss. There was a lot of great memorabilia and information shared. We were pleasantly surprised.

Museum very interesting but found it a bit pricey, especially when you compare it to others, like Willie Nelson's museum.

This museum is not very large but the quality of the exhibits are stellar! most was donated from the family collection. It is not in his home but I think I enjoyed this more than Graceland

Worth going to see!! Everyone was friendly and helpful and we learned a lot about Johnny Cash. My husband is a Johnny Cash fan and loved seeing all the memorabilia especially the cups from Folsom Prison!

There is a lot of Johnny Cash info. Very we'll laid out, with a ton of history. Great sound spots to listen, and great video scenes. It was crowded, but there is enough to see that your not fighting to get the front spot.

Even though my husband is not a country music lover (and I am), we both tremendously enjoyed our visit. Very informative