Today, the Peabody Duck March occurs daily at 11am and 5pm to and from the Grand Lobby and their Royal Duck Palace on the hotel's rooftop. There are five North American mallards - one drake (male ...

At the top of my bucket list was staying at The Peabody Hotel to witness the iconic Peabody Duck march and be the Duckmaster for the day - something you may have seen on social media.

Since the 1930s, The Peabody Duck march has drawn onlookers twice daily. In the morning, the birds ― one drake and four hens ― ride the elevator from their rooftop marble and glass home to the ...

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 ...

The Peabody ducks still got to make their march across the roof of the Memphis hotel as a winter storm brought several inches of snow Monday.

He trained the ducks to make their soon-to-be-famous "Peabody Duck March" to the lobby fountain each day. Fifty years a duckmaster, Pembroke retired in 1991 and died three years later, at 84.

The Peabody, in Memphis, Tennessee, long known as the "South's grand hotel" has no doubt pondered those attributes for the past 88 years, as long as it has staged the famous "March of the Peabody ...

If the hotel had just its fine accommodations to bring in guests, it would still bring in thousands. If you go then you might just want to curl up and rest a while on their super comfy beds. There is, ...

Roanoke 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 ...

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.

The ducks remain in the fountain until 5 p.m. when they march back to the elevator, again surrounded by crowds of duck watchers. Yes, I watched them leave.