Stanton, Iowa -
Coffee Pot and Cup Water Towers
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Stanton proudly rehydrates from two water towers, a Swedish coffee pot and a cup, to celebrate its natives' native land and a hometown heroine who starred in Folgers TV commercials.
- Address:
- Grand Ave., Stanton, IA
- Directions:
- At the corner of Grand Ave. and Thorn St.
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Stanton proudly rehydrates from two water towers, a Swedish coffee pot and a cup, to celebrate its natives' native land and a hometown heroine who starred in Folgers TV commercials. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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World's largest Swedish coffee pot and cup Stanton, Iowa, birthplace of Virginia Christine, "Mrs. Olson"
of Folgers coffee
commercials. They have completed their new water tower, in the shape of a
Swedish coffee cup. Interesting that this town is known as the "Little White
City", where every house is painted white. Locals say that when non-conformists
left
on vacation, they'd return to find their houses painted white. Very friendly
folks here. Good lunch at Susie's. [Tony, 11/05/2000]
Also, watch for the opening of the Anamosa State Penitentiary museum in Anamosa Iowa next summer. [Jay Wagner, 08/24/2000]
World's Largest Coffee Pot Stanton - "The World's Largest Coffee Pot" is actually in Stanton, Iowa, about seven
or eight miles east of Red Oak. It features prominently on the front of
their tourist brochure.
"One of Stanton's famous daughters is Hollywood screen star and TV commercial personality, Virginia Christine. She is well known nationally as the kindly Swedish lady, Mrs. Olson, who serves a good cup of coffee, "the MOUNTAIN GROWN KIND."
I guess Folger's couldn't come up with the product placement bucks. [Craig Thom, 10/18/1998]
Nearby Offbeat Places
- Villisca Ax Murder House and Museum, Villisca, IA - 7 mi.
- Home with Secret Passages to Hide Slaves, Lewis, IA - 22 mi.
- Tiny Church: Morning Star Chapel, Elk Horn, IA - 42 mi.
- Union Pacific Railroad Museum, Council Bluffs, IA - 44 mi.
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