In fact, the ducks are a featured stop on many of the best Memphis tours. Since the 1930s, these North American mallards have been a staple feature of the historic hotel. Visit around 11 a.m. when ...

The Peabody Hotel truly keeps its ducks in a row. Each morning at 11 ... and his favorite things to do around Memphis when not attending to waterfowl. “Every three months, we rotate our ducks ...

However, Memphis is the true underdog of ... He taught them the now-famous "Duck March," which became an instant hit with hotel guests. Pembroke was promoted to "Duckmaster," a role he held ...

This famous Memphis hotel is probably best known for its resident ducks. The twack (yes, that’s the collective noun) of mallards make a twice-daily appearance to splash around in the lobby’s ...

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 ...

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 ...

Hotels ranked on industry awards ... Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates. Peabody Ducks $25 $500+ ...

No doubt the Memphis hotel's familiarity with readers who participated in the poll is due to the celebrity of its "Peabody ducks," a troupe of mallards that waddles daily from its rooftop "royal ...

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.

Ogle has been on duck patrol for about nine months, but he’s no stranger to Memphis and Peabody history. He dispenses a lot of it on his 11:30 a.m. tours of the hotel, a good way to get an ...

Add the owner of The Peabody Memphis to the list of hotel brands considering an expansion ... s standards and traditions — such as the famed ducks — and pay a branding and management fee ...