Charleston, Mississippi: Champion Pig House and Statue
Scissors, World Champion Hog 1917-1918, lived in a custom-built home. It was restored in the early 2000s, with an added pig statue.
- Address:
- 6629 MS-32, Charleston, MS
- Directions:
- On the north side of Hwy 32, either three miles east of downtown Charleston, or seven miles west of downtown Oakland. Just east of a white water tower.
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House and statue built to honor Scissors the world champion hog.
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Scissors, World Champion Hog 1917-1918, traveled in a special train car and had this special building for his home (He was a very big pig). The hog house was restored by the Charleston Arts Revitalization Effort in the early 2000s.