By Anna Moloney Bought by Elvis Presley for a mean $102,000 in 1957, Graceland has become synonymous with the King of Rock and Roll. Home to him, his family and his menagerie of animals (dogs, horses, birds, donkeys and even a chimpanzee), the mansion has remained firmly in Presley hands since Elvis moved in, with his aunt even staying on as a resident after the house was opened to the public in 1982 (tours stayed out of her room and the kitchen). But that could all be about to end, with the 13-acre estate due for the auction block tomorrow – unless attempts to protect the property by its curr…