What do you want to know about Memphis? Know Your 901 is a new initiative launched by the know-it-alls at The Commercial Appeal that seeks to answer your questions about the Bluff City and the ...

In fact, the ducks are a featured stop on many of the best Memphis tours. Since the 1930s, these North American mallards have been a staple feature of the historic hotel. Visit around 11 a.m. when ...

The Peabody Hotel truly keeps its ducks in a row. Each morning at 11 ... and his favorite things to do around Memphis when not attending to waterfowl. “Every three months, we rotate our ducks ...

This famous Memphis hotel is probably best known for its resident ducks. The twack (yes, that’s the collective noun) of mallards make a twice-daily appearance to splash around in the lobby’s ...

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However, Memphis is the true underdog of ... He taught them the now-famous "Duck March," which became an instant hit with hotel guests. Pembroke was promoted to "Duckmaster," a role he held ...

But keeping ducks in the fountain of the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee has proven to be a notable exception. In 1932, the general manager of the Peabody and his friend returned to the ...

The ducks at the Peabody Hotel marched through the snow after a winter wonderland was brought to Memphis on Monday. A TikTok video posted by a Duckmaster Kenon shows him leading the ducks on a ...

The Peabody Hotel's lobby, home to five mallard ducks. The Peabody, in Memphis, Tennessee, long known as the "South's grand hotel" has no doubt pondered those attributes for the past 88 years ...

The Peabody hotel in Memphis is seeking an assistant "duckmaster" to help care for its five famed mallards. The assistant would help head Duckmaster Jason Sensat feed and care for the ducks.

The tradition of the famous Peabody marching ducks began in 1932, when the Memphis hotel's general manager Frank Schutt and his friend Chip Barwick returned empty-handed from a weekend hunting trip.