When he died in 1971, jazz legend Louis Armstrong left behind a vast trove of materials called the largest archive of any jazz musician in the world. One of the most interesting parts of the collection is the 1000-plus hours of audio recordings that he made of himself talking to friends and fans, practicing trumpet, or just musing about life. The @Louis Armstrong House Museum in Queens, New York is launching an initiative to reignite interest in his legacy and make the archives more accessible.

Welcome to Louis's den! In the final part of this series, Ricky Riccardi of the Louis Armstrong House Museum takes us for an exclusive guided tour of the Armstrong's den in Corona, Queens. Check out the full tour of the Armstrong House on YouTube and let us know your favorite parts of the room in the comments. | Louis Armstrong