Johnny Cash’s Home to Become a Museum

Johnny Cash’s boyhood home in Arkansas will become a museum that will honor the “Man in Black.”
Johnny Cash’s Home to Become a Museum
Johnny Cash had lived in this home in Dyess, Ark. for about two decades since the 1930s. The Arkansas State University is planning to turn the home into a museum. Courtesy of Arkansas State University
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Johnny Cash had lived in this home in Dyess, Ark. for about two decades since the 1930s. The Arkansas State University is planning to turn the home into a museum. (Courtesy of Arkansas State University)
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