Old News: Elvis Presley plays his last show ever in Indianapolis

Driving the (old) news: A crowd of 18,000 packed the former home of the Pacers on June 26, 1977, for the unexpected final stop of Presley's touring career.

• The concert closed with "Can't Help Falling in Love," making the 1961 single from the "Blue Hawaii" soundtrack the final song Presley ever performed publicly.

Yes, but: Indianapolis didn't know it was witnessing history.

• Presley was scheduled to begin another national tour in August.
• Before returning to the road, he died on Aug. 16 at age 42.

Zoom in: Market Square Arena was demolished in 2001, but a memorial marker commemorating the performance remains near the former arena site.

• It also includes a time capsule with fan letters, a concert recording, tour photos and a Graceland catalog. The time capsule will be opened on June 26, 2102.

The latest: Earlier this year, more than 100 long-lost photos from Presley's Market Square moment were discovered in an abandoned storage unit in Muncie.

• Derek Lloyd, the founder of the Legends of Indiana Micro Museum in Winchester, found the undeveloped negatives in the contents of a storage locker he purchased and had them digitized.
• The locker also had ticket stubs from the concert, a scarf Presley wore at a concert in Cincinnati and other memorabilia.