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Every now and then, Memphis gives you a moment that feels untouched by the rush of the day. No traffic noise, no distractions — just a still frame waiting to be noticed. That’s how this photograph happened. On a quiet Memphis morning, I caught a glimpse of the three crosses at Bellevue rising above the treeline. They’re hard to miss, even from a distance. Unmistakable. Unmoving. Whether you’re heading down I-40 or cutting through the back roads, those crosses are always there

There are landmarks in Memphis that are more than brick, neon, and music—they’re part of the city’s pulse. B.B. King’s Blues Club is one of them. If you’ve ever stood beneath the glowing crown sign on Beale, you know it’s not just there to light up the street. That crown is a reminder of the King himself—a symbol that anchors one of the most influential musical legacies to ever come out of this city. Even before you step inside, the place feels less like a venue and more like

This corner in Soulsville isn’t just a building with neon and brick — it’s where sound became soul, and soul became history. The Stax...