Fenton, Missouri: Big Pink Elephant
Life-size, at one time held an oversized martini glass. Blues eyes, white tusks and toenails.
- Address:
- 2599 Missouri 141, Fenton, MO
- Directions:
- Just a little north of MO Highway 21. MO 141 and Schneider Dr., next to gas station on west side.
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The Pink Elephant lives! It is located right between the gas station and a storage facility across the street from the QT gas station (QuickTrip). We saw it during the 4th of July, and it was holding an American flag!
[Rachel, 07/11/2019]
The Pink Elephant has received a fresh paint job this year, 2012. Nails and tusks are white and he has blue eyes. There's been some confusion about him being gone or hard to find, but he is where you show him on your map: on Highway 141 and Schneider Road, a little north of Highway 21, in Jefferson County near Fenton, on a gas station lot. Drive in any time. He is clearly visible from and faces Highway 141.
[Steve Hanewinkel, 11/15/2012]We could not locate the big pink elephant and no one at the gas station there seemed to know anything. I'm guessing it has been moved or destroyed.
[Pam Ferguson, 04/07/2012]We've since adjusted the map point more to the north, but this pink elephant may be history!
Giant Pink Elephant holding a martini next to gas station.
[Christina Cotton, 03/19/2009]... though it appears to have lost the martini glass.
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