Musician's Hall of Fame and Museum
Sometime in 2012, the auditorium will begin housing the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. The museum was forced from its previous building as a result of the construction of the Music City Center. The Hall of Fame will move into the exhibition floor of the Nashville Municipal Auditorium, and the official name of the entire building will change to Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum at Nashville Municipal Auditorium.
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