CMHOFM Adds To Taylor Swift Education Center Display

Photo: Courtesy of CMHOFM.

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (CMHOFM) have added several new artifacts to the Taylor Swift Education Center display case.

New items include a custom-built Taylor PSGA Koa guitar played during her acoustic set on “The Red Tour,” the Deering Boston B6 six-string acoustic-electric banjo she played while performing “Mean” at the 2012 Grammy Awards, the BCBG Max Azria silk handkerchief dress and BCBGirls metallic bronze-colored boots Swift wore in 2006 at both the ACM Awards and CMA Music Festival and a special artwork commemorating the U.S. leg of Swift’s 2023 “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour.”

The instruments on display are connected to themes found in Thomas Hart Benton’s painting “The Sources of Country Music” located in the museum’s Hall of Fame Rotunda.

An interactive display where visitors can create different pitches with a dulcimer will also be available.

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