This has to be one of the most brilliant hotel marketing concepts of all time and one of my career highlights. General Manager Frank Schutt created The Peabody Duck March in the 1930s after he ...

While most people travel thousands of miles to Memphis, Tennessee ... of my bucket list was staying at The Peabody Hotel to witness the iconic Peabody Duck march and be the Duckmaster for the ...

As usual, Memphis ... Hotel" hosts one of the city's most glamorous Christmas trees in its historic lobby, a floor-to-ceiling wonder so loaded with ornaments that even a wayward Peabody duck ...

More than an hour before showtime, the bar at the famed Peabody Hotel in Memphis filled with people ... Since the 1930s, The Peabody Duck march has drawn onlookers twice daily.

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 ...

According to the oft-told story found on various Peabody web (pun intended) sites and in back issues of the Memphis newspapers, the duck tradition "started by accident in the 1930s when the hotel ...

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 ...

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 ...

A vacant piece of land next to Roanoke’s city hall is supposed to be the site of a new Peabody Hotel, a Memphis landmark famous for the ducks that march through the lobby to swim in the fountain.