Led Zeppelin To Put Rare Memorabilia On Display

Next month, at a location un the U.K. known as “Knebworth House,” an exhibition which will be called “The Memories in Music,” where fans will be able to see a variety of Led Zeppelin collectibles and other memorabilia from the group’s long history.

Among items on display will be clothing, badges, albums, concert tickets and photographs as well as other gifts and items that the members of the group have accumulated through the years.

Knebworth House is reported to be the location where Led Zeppelin last played together with their original members during August of 1979. The untimely death of drummer John Bonham a year later led to the groups break up.

The exhibition is scheduled to take place between August 1st and September 3rd and all proceeds from the exhibition will benefit the ABC Trust, which is dedicated to helping needy children in Brazil.

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Tags: ABC Trust, exhibition, Knebworth House, Led Zeppelin, memorabilia

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1. nice! i just hope i’d get enough time to visit there!

   Comment by sah — July 23, 2008 @ 11:13 pm

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