He is dedicated. And his work reflects it. From the outside, Paul's house in Holly Springs looks like most houses on the block. The grass is neatly trimmed from the foundation to the sidewalk and there are curtains in all the windows. Nothing else gives way to what lies inside.
Admission is five bucks.
You pay when you enter the foyer and are immediately confronted by something like two hundred faces of The King of Rock n' Roll. He stares you in the eye. But you wouldn't know it from the outside. McLeod gives all the tours himself-through five rooms filled to the gill with Elvis stuff. There is a record room, a couple of media-collections rooms, a mail room, and a room with photographs of everyone who has taken the tour.