Old Salem Coffee Pot
A historic roadside attraction and local landmark in Winston-Salem, built in 1858 as an advertisement, known for its folklore and as a symbol of hospitality.

šŸ“œ Massive tin coffee pot, originally called the Mickey Coffee Pot, built in 1858 by Moravian tinsmith brothers Julius and Samuel Mickey.
šŸ” Stands over 7 feet tall and can hold up to 740 gallons, serving as a local landmark and symbol of hospitality.

Why Go

āœØ Unique roadside attraction with a rich history
šŸ“– Learn about local folklore and legends
šŸ“ø Great for photos of a quirky landmark
šŸ“ Located in the historic Old Salem Moravian Village

Why Avoid

šŸŒ³ Can be difficult to see when driving due to overgrown trees
šŸš§ Historically caused traffic distractions and accidents

šŸ…æļø Parking

Free roadside parking available.

Tips

šŸ§­ Located on a grassy island at the corner of Brookstown and Main St.

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