11 Wonderfully Weird American Roadside Attractions You Have to See

5. The Unforgettable Foamhenge

Foamhenge, a life-size replica of Stonehenge in England made entirely out of styrofoam, in Natural Bridge, Virginia. More at The Schumin Web: <a href="http://www.schuminweb.com/2012/09/28/the-highlights-of-the-visit-to-natural-bridge/" rel="noreferrer. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Ben Schumin

Foamhenge, located in Virginia, is another creative take on the ancient Stonehenge. Erected by artist Mark Cline in 2004, Foamhenge replicates the iconic structure using giant blocks of Styrofoam. Each piece was carefully crafted to match the dimensions and layout of the original stones, offering visitors a realistic yet playful interpretation of the prehistoric monument. Foamhenge's whimsical nature encourages visitors to engage with history in a fun and accessible way. The site has become a beloved attraction, drawing tourists and locals alike to marvel at its ingenuity. Foamhenge embodies the idea that art and history can be both educational and entertaining, inviting us to explore the past with a sense of wonder and curiosity.

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