Carhenge

Carhenge is an amazing art piece located a few miles outside Alliance, Nebraska. It's constructed of 38 vintage American automobiles, painted gray, and assembled into a replica of Stonehenge. In person, it's oddly powerful - a monument to the past industrial glory of Detroit, and 20th century American culture. Carhenge is the work of Jim Reinders and dates from 1987.

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Carhenge, near Alliance, Nebraska, is a replica of Stonehenge made from junk cars painted a uniform gray. Constructed in 1987 by Jim Reinders, it's become both a popular tourist stop and - to some people- a monument to the culture of the automobile, and to the industrial and consumer society of 20th century America.
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Carhenge, near Alliance, Nebraska, is a replica of Stonehenge made from junk cars painted a uniform gray. Constructed in 1987 by Jim Reinders, it's become both a popular tourist stop and - to some people- a monument to the culture of the automobile, and to the industrial and consumer society of 20th century America.
Carhenge 1
Carhenge, near Alliance, Nebraska, is a replica of Stonehenge made from junk cars painted a uniform gray. Constructed in 1987 by Jim Reinders, it's become both a popular tourist stop and - to some people- a monument to the culture of the automobile, and to the industrial and consumer society of 20th century America.
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Carhenge, near Alliance, Nebraska, is a replica of Stonehenge made from junk cars painted a uniform gray. Constructed in 1987 by Jim Reinders, it's become both a popular tourist stop and - to some people- a monument to the culture of the automobile, and to the industrial and consumer society of 20th century America.

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