Mister Ed began collecting elephants on February 26, 1967, his wedding date. He and his wife Pat received an elephant with its trunk up for good luck from their sister-in-law...

Did you know you’re standing in a box truck? That’s right! This truck, now filled with PEZ, used to be a working box truck. Mister Ed and his wife set...

We’re famous for our fresh roasted peanuts. In fact, we roast tens of thousands of pounds each year in our 1903 peanut roaster. It used to sit on the Atlantic...

This mural was our vision to mark our 50th year in a way that involved the community. Over two days in March, more than 200 people helped paint it—each one...

Meet our girl, Miss Ellie Phant! If you stand close, she might even talk to you. Mister Ed brought this life-sized, 500-pound elephant with moving ears and eyes from an...

No, we’re not decorated for Christmas year-round. There’s actually a story behind this piece of holiday decor. My grandfather was one of Santa’s helpers, because in the busy lead-up to...

You know Mister Ed collected elephants, but my grandmother, Miss Pat collected teapots. They used to line shelves that went the whole way around their kitchen. We thought, “What better...