This picture shows Curly (center page) along with many of his contemporaries at the Grand Old Opry.

In his later years Curly performed with The Morgans, playing concert dates around the Southeastern U. S.

Arnim Leroy "Curly" Fox passed away on November 10, 1995. He left a rich legacy that will continue to inspire fans and musicians as long as Country Music is enjoyed, shared and played anywhere.

We hope you will visit The Curly Fox Museum in Graysville, Tennessee to learn more about the man, his life and his music. It is located in Curly's homeplace at 110 Fox Street. Graysville is located on Tennessee State Highway 27 approximately 30 miles north of Chattanooga, Tennessee. To find the Museum take 27 North from Chattanooga, make a left turn on Dayton Avenue, when you cross the railroad tracks Dayton Avenue will make a right turn, you will continue straight onto Burnett Street go to Fox Street (first street on the left) turn left and go to 110 Fox Street (on the left).

Museum hours are from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm on Saturday with an open jam session from 12:00 - 4:00 and 1:00 - 4:00 pm on Sunday.

For more details contact Shirley and Jim May at (423) 775-2266

Over the years Curly recorded extensively, few of his recordings are available today. The Museum offers some of Curly's music for sale, along with t-shirts and other memorabilia.

CD # RHY 252 from Rural Rhythm Records

CD # CD9016 from Bronco Buster Records