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A 25.5-foot-tall, 2,000-lb giant Vess lemon-lime soda bottle built in 1953 and once claimed as the world's biggest bottle (and believed the world's largest revolving lighted bottle, originally wired with over 600 ft of neon tubing); designated a City of St. Louis Landmark in 1990 and restored in 2016 for the Vess brand's centennial.
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World's Largest Vess Bottle
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Site-level location · 38.6367° N, 90.1934° W
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Free, publicly visible outdoor landmark near downtown St. Louis.
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Corner of N. 6th St and O'Fallon St, St. Louis, MO (just west of I-70, between exits 249 and 250).
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