24 Hour Church of Elvis Tee
$ 30.00
The 24 Hour Church of Elvis was one of the quirkiest tourist attractions in Portland for three decades, starting in the mid-1980s. Built into a window of an art gallery called Where's The Art!!, owned by artist Stephanie Pierce, the coin-operated fortune-telling machine offered visitors could the option to "hear a sermon by Elvis, confess their sins, receive the Elvis catechism, get a photo with the King of Rock and Roll," or even get legally married.
Hop on the Wayback Machine
Our 24 Hour Church of Elvis Tee pays homage to this uniquely Portland experience that was even featured in Fugitives and Refugees: A Walk in Portland, Oregon by novelist Chuck Palahniuk which takes readers on a tour of the author's favorite activities in PDX.
- 100% combed, ring-spun cotton
- Super soft pre-laundered fabric is comfortable and lightweight
- Set-in baby rib collar provides lasting structure
- Tagless neckline design for ultimate wearability
- Finished with a premium hem-tag on lower left front
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