Fanning, Missouri: World's Largest Rocking Chair
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US 66 Outpost and General Store
- Address:
- 5957 Hwy ZZ, Fanning, MO
- Directions:
- US 66 Outpost and General Store. I-44 exit 203, then one mile east on Hwy ZZ (old Route 66).
- Hours:
- Su 11-6, M-Sa 9-7 (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 573-885-1474
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Biggest of the big rockers, over 42 feet tall. Every August a local fire truck stops by with an aerial bucket and hoists lucky people up to the seat. Roadsideamerica.com Report... [04/06/2008]
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World's Largest Rocking Chair Really nice general store adjacent to the Route 66 Rocker. It is worth a visit and driving a few miles on old 66 if traveling through Missouri.
[Mike, 03/18/2012]Great store, super nice people, and they now sell wood log rockers!
[Sherri, 02/05/2012]The store that owns the World's Largest Rocking Chair contains locally made wine; also must-buy items labeled with the word "sh*t" for good laughs.
[Adam, 05/13/2011]
World's Largest Rocker Rocker on Missouri's historic U.S. Route 66 is 42 feet tall. The owner of Fanning 66 Outpost had it built to entice customers to his store. Said to be a recent addition to the Guinness Book of World Records.
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- Bob's Gasoline Alley, Cuba, MO - < 1 mi.
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