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Years before Elvis Presley became the King of Rock and Roll, the story goes, he lived in a small house up a hill from his elementary school in northeastern Mississippi and played with other kids in a nearby field. Fans now have a chance to buy that old home and land.

The white, wood-frame house and more than 16 acres (6 hectares) of adjoining property are part of an upcoming celebrity auction that includes everything from actress Marilyn Monroe’s dresses to Michael Jackson’s dark fedora.

Want the Army uniform that Tom Hanks wore while filming “Forrest Gump?” It’s in the sale. What about Whitney Houston’s see-through, acrylic piano or the umbrella with a parrot-shaped handle that Julie Andrews carried in “Mary Poppins?” Or Hugh Hefner’s 1973 BMW, purchased with Playboy profits, presumably?

The house, land and other memorabilia are part of an online auction set for Nov. 11 by GWS Auctions, a Southern California company which specializes in the sale of items including estates, fine art and celebrity collectibles.

More than 150 items will be auctioned in all, including other items linked to Presley — his private jet, a 1957 pink Cadillac, a boat named “Hound Dog,” a television he shot up at Graceland and a two-bedroom mobile home from his Circle G ranch.

There’s also a radio once owned by President John F. Kennedy; a dress, nightgown and jumpsuit owned by his late widow, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis; Reese Witherspoon clothing from the movie “Legally Blonde;” and a 1993 Jaguar owned by the late model Anna Nicole Smith.

GWS Auctions owner Brigitte Kruse said all the celebrities’ items have been authenticated in various ways.

“Their possessions are rare, but beyond any monetary value, fans place an emotional value on owning something that came in contact with their idols,” she said.

Here’s a look at some of the INSANELY cool pop culture items you could own if you bid over at www.gwsauctions.com/ on Nov 11th.

: Tom Hanks Forrest Gump uniform

: A Ghostface cloak from the “Scream” film series

: A dress from “Heart of Dixie,” a film that is set in Alabama. It was worn by actress Virginia Madsen. (est. $6,000-6,500)

: The stuffed bunny from 1997’s “Con Air,” starring Nicolas Cage as the character Cameron Poe

: The 16.5-acre Tupelo property includes Presley’s grandparents’ shotgun house built by the singer’s father Vernon and uncle Vester. est. $2-2.5 million

: Elvis’s personal jet, a 1962 Lockheed Jetstar. (est. $2.5-3.5 million)

: Elvis’ 1957 pink Cadillac. (est. $500,000-650,000)

: A television from Lisa Marie’s Graceland bedroom that was “shot-out by Elvis to express his displeasure for a TV program.” (est. $35,000-45,000)

: Whitney Houston’s custom see-through Plexiglass piano, furniture and gowns. (est. $2-2.5 million)

: Julie Andrews iconic parrot-head umbrella from “Mary Poppins.” (est. $125,000-150,000)

: Titanic passage ticket of Jack Dawson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, won in a card game, with certification from 20th Century Fox. (est. $1,200-1,500)

: Items once owned by John F. and Jackie Kennedy, including a radio, John-John doll, and two of Jackie’s nightgowns. (est. for nightgown shown $15,000-18,000)