Visitors who attended the opening shared their reactions on Instagram.

“We were blessed and honored to be at the grand opening today. It is Museum Perfection, every sparkly detail, every well thought out placement, arrangement bringing her decades of success, sparkle and shine for all the world to see,” one person wrote.

“I went today and I have been telling everyone how fantastic this museum is! The staff was so welcoming and knowledgeable and I could not stop smiling. Highly recommend,” another added.

“Working beyond the grave. Such a hardworking woman and amicable too,” a third commenter wrote.

Parton died Aug. 25 after a private battle with cancer.

She already made another posthumous appearance earlier this month when she accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Americana Music Awards through a prerecorded message.

The country singer was also honored at Sunday’s MTV VMAs, where Kacey Musgraves performed “I Will Always Love You” as part of a tribute.

Taylor Swift also gave Parton a shoutout while accepting her video of the year award for “Fate of Ophelia.”

“Every single song that she wrote, her storytelling was so vivid and so rich. Listening to her songs, it’s like watching the best music video you have ever seen in your life, every single time you hear what she’s written,” Swift said.

Meanwhile, Parton’s family has become embroiled in a dispute over her estate.

Her nephew and former head of security, Bryan Seaver, has threatened to “destroy her entire brand” in alleged texts, according to court docs filed by Parton’s management company last week.

Seaver was later hit with a restraining order from Parton’s manager, Danny Nozell, after reportedly being fired from his longtime security position.