Have you ever visited the home of a famous person?

No I have never visited the home of a famous person but I would like to visit the house of these chicano rappers 2Mex Akwid (Los Angeles, CA) A.L.T. Aztlan Underground B-Real (Cypress Hill) Baby Bash (Vallejo, CA) Brownside (South Los Angeles, CA) Chingo Bling (Houston, TX) Cuete Yeska (Wicked Minds) Cypress Hill Delinquent Habits Down AKA Kilo (Oxnard, CA) Duende (Las Vegas, NV) Funky Aztecs Jae-P Kid Frost (East Los Angeles, CA) Kinto Sol Knight Owl (San Diego, CA) Lighter Shade of Brown (Riverside, CA) Lil Rob (San Diego CA) MC Magic (of NB Ridaz) NB Ridaz Nino Brown Proper Dos (Santa Monica, CA) Psycho Realm Slow Pain South Park Mexican Tha Mexakinz

I have never visited the home of a famous person but I think that it would be very interesting to do so. I'll have to check the photo out after I respond to this as on the emails, you can't see the photo!

The Eisenhower boyhood home is near here. About an hour away. I know it is nowhere near as elaborate as either Graceland or Monticello, but the Library and Museum are quite nice to visit. You can learn a lot about history from visiting it.

I've never visited Graceland, but it's on my wish list. Nice shot of the dining room. For some reason, I pictured something less formal. We I was really young, on a family vacation we did visit Monticello and Mt. Vernon where George Washington lived. I don't remember much, other than wanting to leave to do something 'fun'...lol. I used to reside in Amherst MA, so I've been to the Emily Dickenson house, that was nice.

Some years ago, I visited the villa in Arqua where the Italian renaissance poet, Petrarch, spent his final years. It was part of a college field trip, and our lecturer was a Renaissance expert. He told us that the surrounding countryside was totally unspoilt, and the view we were looking at was what Petrarch had looked at almost 700 years ago. That was wonderful, but when we looked at the visitor's book, we discovered that Lord Byron and Percy and Mary Shelley had visited in 1817, at the time when Mary had the idea for writing Frankenstein. For a literature student like myself, this discovery was magical.

I have been to the home of Sarah Winchester (Winchester Mystery House) if you are talking historical landmark type, famous person's homes. AS far as living famous people go, I was hired a few years ago to entertain at the home of a certain local football hall of famer ( a former 49er), for his daughter's birthday party.

Well, I visited Ricky Skaggs old home place he grew up in Blaine, KY since I lived a few houses down when I lived in Blaine,Ky from age 12-14. We also visited his parents whom had a newer home built next to it. We even got to see him a few times when he was visiting his parents. But other then that..nope. Always wanted to visit Graceland though. I wonder if Michael Jackson Home will be fixed up like Elvis's was for people to visit and do tours?

Hi my friend AmbiePam. I went to Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam and thought it was so sad the the girl's family got sent to a concentration camp. They hid in the house during World War II. I went to the Corrie Ten Boom house as well. She hid Jewish people during that same period in history. When I was in Samoa I visited the home of Robert Louis Stevenson, the Scottish author. I went to Austria and visited Mozart's house in Salzburg.

Nope can't say I've ever been to Graceland...but when I was a little kid went on a class field trip to Washington, D.C. and actually did the tour thing at The White House...crap so long ago can't even remember who the president was at that time...LOL I guess another "famous" home is the now Frick Museum in Manhattan that used to be owned by Henry Clay Frick who was one of those millionaire tycoons in the same vein as Carnegie, Vanderbilt, etc...that "home" of his is the entire city block..uh, BIG place Wow just looked it up and guess what...to give you an idea of how large this "home" was here's a Youtube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCr0ndB4_hk

I went to Graceland as a kid. But that's about it.

I went to FDR's home on the Hudson in New York a few years ago up in Hyde Park. I went to Belle Mead plantation home outside of Nashville, also a few years back, where President Taft was a periodic guest. It's funny, though, because as many times as I've been to Washington, DC, I've never been to Monticello or Mt. Vernon. But, I did get to Paula Deen's restaurant in Savannah, the Lady and Sons. It was wonderful! I hope to go again.

I am definitely going to Graceland if I reach Tennessee again. There was just not enough time the last time I went there. I have visited a number of famous homes when I lived in the U.K. - Blenheim Palace was magnificent. This was the family home of Sir Winston Churchill's family. He was our Prime Minister during the Second World War. We have Great Houses on the Island that I have visited too. Sorry, my mind is mushy today. I do hope that your health is o.k.

Hi AmbiePam, I've visited Shakespeare's house in Stratford upon Avon in the past, and it is still intact. The rooms are just so small compared to modern rooms it shows how much smaller the people were then. I've also visited lots of stately homes in Britain, some of the families still live in the houses but rope bits off to stop the visitors wandering in to their private quarters.

No I have never visited the house of any famous person, but we had a famous actor who visited our place during his shooting schedule as my father in law had made arrangement for their stay and food. We still have treasured the snap we had all taken with him long back.

I have been to Graceland myself about when I was 16 it was a really neat place to see. My aunt use to live in Memphis Tennesse then. I with my grandmother, my little sister and my other aunt. It's a place worth seeing.

No I never do. at least not that I remember. I do visit historical places but they are not homes, more like castles. my in laws mentioned about 1000 year old castles in England now that gives me an idea of ghostbusting just need the plane tickets and a very good rain jacket

I've really never gave this much thought because I thought for sure you'd not be able to get close enough to see much. I'd definately pick Graceland if you really could get close enough.

Visiting Graceland is like one of the coolest thing to do in one's lifetime... i would love to go there before i die... When i was still in college... my classmates and i decided to visit the old home of Ninoy Aquino... he is like the most contemporary hero of my country... his wife was just buried yesterday... and it was such an event... well, we did not get to go inside the house but the caretaker did allow us to wander in the garden and take a peak through the windows... small thing but was like a momentous event for us because we were all history majors...

I have also been to Graceland.....also John Waynes birth home...and a few others...Graceland was wonderful....John Waynes birthplace was a little shack in a small town in Iowa.....My most favorite place though was when I went to Florida and my daughter and I took a road trip to Bellingrath gardens.....home of the gentleman who invented Coca Cola....it was stunning!

Yes I have, during my childhood days, we had a field trip at Malacañang Palace. Of course we all know that it is where presidents stay during their term. It was such a beautiful place, it really reflects Filipino heritage.