The Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe 3rd Ave S, Nashville

So much amazing history on the greatest singer songwriter of our time

So much johnny cash memorabilia. It's obvious that a lot of love went in to the collection. The museum gives us a really look in to his life. Definitely a must see.

We really enjoyed our visit! I grew up listening to Johnny Cash as my parents were huge fans. The museum does a wonderful job of taking you inside of his world. I got a little misty eyed a few times because of the moving tributes. You won’t be disappointed!!

Amazing place, a lot of info of Johnny, was nice to see his handwriting letter, a must see.

Gloomy and a lot of the tablets are out of service. Other than that, it captured the greatness that is Johnny Cash.

Any music fan will really appreciate this.

Poor ventilation when crowded .........some neat memorabilia but when crowded you want to rush out

It's a great tribute to J. Cash & his life but it is pretty small & pricey. The Patsy Cline museum is upstairs above JR's but it's additional $. It's about $21 per person just for the Cash ticket, a little less for children & military. A one time visit, a must for true J. Cash fans but don't expect to get much out of it if you're married to a Cash fan 😉

I don't consider myself a huge Johnny Cash fan, but I do like some of his music. So while in Nashville I popped in to check it out. It is a great place. Really well done, interesting and informative. I learned a lot and have a whole new respect for him. They have a pretty good gift shop but are missing out with not having "Ring of Fire" t-shirts.

A really interesting experience. JR (Johnny) Cash was an amazing guy with a very unique life. To me, his story is one of human frailty and growth. He rose to the heights of the country music world and brought his life back from the brink of addiction through his faith and the love of a woman who meant more to him than all the other stuff. Farewell to the Man in Black.