Patsy Cline's House (former)

Country singer behind “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” and “Walkin’ After Midnight.” The genre’s first great crossover star.

Patsy’s dream house. The down payment came from a $22,000 Decca Records royalty check.

Her husband, Charlie Dick, sold the place after her death. The next owner was the country singer Wilma Burgess.

She lived here less than a year before the March 1963 plane crash that killed her at 30.

A gathering place for country’s top stars: Johnny Cash, June Carter, Loretta Lynn, and Brenda Lee played its music room.

The bar counter was emblazoned “Patsy & Charlie.”