Johnny Cash's childhood home in Dyess, Arkansas has opened as a museum to the country music legend.
The US singer and his family moved to Dyess when Cash was three. The five-room home has been refurbished and features the family's piano as well as other period items and memorabilia.
Cash's sister Joanne, who oversaw the project with her brother Tommy, tells the New York Times: "We've got everything just as it was ... It's been very emotional for me.
"We used to gather around that piano at night and sing gospel for an hour. That was our entertainment."
Cash spent his youth and teenage years in Dyess, which is about 80km north of Memphis, Tennessee, before enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1950. He died in 2003.
Museum bosses hope to attract 20,000 visitors a year to the singer's old home.
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