List of the 76 large permanent replicas . It would take a whole lot of traveling but if you got permissions for the ones on private property, you could visit them all! (Arctic Henge is, as far as we know, still under construction.) At the end we added a list of large replicas no longer with us.
There is a spectrum of accuracy in Stonehenge replicas, from full-sized careful reproductions to little garden varieties to the single trilithon. It’s a sliding scale, but we have marked the most Stonehenge-like replicas with a ∏. Even among these, size and accuracy vary.
We may yet add to this–we suspect there are more lurking elsewhere. There’s the Circle of Stones at Rickman’s Castle in Tennessee, for one, and a Canadian town that announced it was building one. We haven’t yet posted the Dragon Stones in Yorkshire. We know there are Stonehenge sculptures and fountains waiting to be discovered. (And then there’s that strange Nazi linteled circle near Ludwikowice. What’s with that?) Please let us know of any permanent Stonehenge replicas we have missed. Surely Russia and India must each have at least one! And if you can get us pictures of some of the more obscure ones like the library replica (not the one at Nong Nooch) in Pattaya, Thailand, it would be much appreciated.)
We have been asked to address the status of Achill Henge as regards this list. While it is undeniable that Achill Henge qualifies for the Large part of the title, its permanence is still in question. Rather than calling it semi-permanent as has been suggested, we have decided to call it potentially permanent and hereby declare that all henges deemed potentially permanent–by us–shall henceforth be mentioned in the preface to the list of large permanent replicas. Full stop.
[Locational note: At present, with 5 on this list, Washington State is in possession of the title of The Stonehenge State! And Germany is rockin' it internationally.]
Мы считаем, что не должно быть копией Стоунхенджа в России или на Украине. Скажите, пожалуйста, если вы знаете, одной! (Sorry for poor Russian translation.)
Europe
Granite Henge, Polperro, Cornwall
Stonehenge in Treave, Cornwall
Nesshenge (Wirral), Merseyside
Major West’s Stonehenge, Shropshire
Steel Henge, South Yorkshire (sculpture)
Alton Towers Stonehenge, Staffordshire
Salisbury Hospital Trilithon, Wiltshire
Druids’ Temple at Ilton, Yorkshire
Landgasthof Feichthub Stonehenge, Austria
Pavel Pavel’s Stonehenge, Czech Republic
Ermingen Stonehenge, Germany
Stonehenge in der Oberpfalz, Germany
Therme Erding Stonehenge, Germany
Werner Wick’s Stonehenge in Bavaria, Germany
Poort van de Zon, Arnhem, Nederland (sculpture)
Stonehenge in a garden, Poland
Ada Stonehenge, Belgrade, Serbia.
∏ Field of the Rat: Modern Megaliths of Spain, Spain (sculpture)
Asia
∏ Window of the World’s Stonehenge, Shenzhen, China
The World Park Stonehenge, Beijing, China
∏ Gunma Observatory Stonehenge, Honshu, Japan
∏ Takino Stonehenge, Hokkaidō, Japan
Kuala Lumpur Planetarium Stonehenge, Malaysia
Paju City Stonehenge, South Korea
Taipei’s Interactive Stonehenge, Taiwan (sculpture-ish!)
Nong Nooch Gardens, Thailand
Pattaya Public Library, Thailand
North America
(alphabetical by state/province)
Bamahenge, Alabama
Springhill Gardens Stonehenge, California
Mountain View Stonehenge, California (sculpture)
The Rock Garden Stonehenge, Colorado
North Dumpling Henge, Connecticut
∏ Circle of Life, Sachem Head, Connecticut
Athens’ Stonehenge, Georgia, USA
Georgia Guidestones, Georgia, USA (not a Stonehenge replica)
Stonehenge 2000 fountain, Atlanta, Georgia, USA (sculpture)
Harry Rossett’s Stonehenge, Illinois
Longhollow Road replica, Illinois
Stonehenge of Notre Dame, Indiana (sculpture/fountain)
Wichita’s Stonehenge, Jr., Kansas (not a literal replica)
Munfordville’s Stonehenge, Kentucky
Commonwealth Museum Stonehenge, Massachusetts
∏ Nunica Henge, Michigan
Wally Wallington’s Stonehenge, Michigan
Raven Hill Discovery Center, Michigan
Rolla Stonehenge, Missouri
∏ Crystal Lakes Golf Course Stonehenge, Montana
Carhenge, Nebraska (art. -ish)
Walkerhenge, New Jersey
Earthwood Trilithon, West Chazy, New York
Mystical Horizons, North Dakota (not a literal replica)
Tremont Henge, Cleveland, Ohio
Stillwater Stonehenge, Oklahoma
West Campus Henge, Tulsa, Oklahoma (not truly a SH replica, but it works)
Gateway to Understanding, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (sculpture)
Indian River Reptile Zoo, Ontario, Canada
Stroudhenge, Pennsylvania (sculpture)
Caelum Moor, Arlington, Texas (Stonehenge-style sculpture park)
Garden Henge in Red Oak, Texas
∏ Odessa Henge, Texas
∏ Stonehenge II, Texas
Orem Stonehenge, Utah
∏ America’s Foamhenge, Virginia
Roanoke Stonehenge, Virginia (sculpture)
∏ Maryhill Stonehenge replica Washington State
Front garden Stonehenge, Kennewick, Washington State
Stonehenge Replica Fountain, Monroe, Washington State
Stonehenge at the Office Plaza, Renton, Washington State
Untitled Stainless Steel Sculpture, Olympia, Washington State (sculpture)
ELSEWHERE
Arctic Henge, Iceland (not a real Stonehenge replica)
Africa’s Stonehenge, Parys, South Africa
∏ Stonehenge Aotearoa, New Zealand
Byron Bay Stonehenge, NSW, Australia
∏ StoneHengeEsperance, Esperance, Western Australia
Sandstonehenge, Tasmania
∏ Replica at the Centro de Estudos do Universo, Brazil
Large replicas that have been dismantled:
Privyhenge, Banksy’s installation at Glastonbury
Bamboo henge, Rotterdam
Foamhenge, U.K.
Tankhenge, Berlin
Stonefridge, New Mexico’s Fridgehenge
Phonehenge at Hard Rock Park
Sol Henge, at Burning Man, Nevada
Fridgehenge the first, New Zealand (this is an outside link)
Autohenge, Ontario
Dubhenge (VWs), Various locations, U.K.
Icehenge, Fairbanks, Alaska (dismantled by the sun)
Great list! Why isn’t Achill Henge in Ireland on it?
Because the last thing we heard about that is that it is temporary and will be taken down before long, pending a ruling by the planning board. But that was March or April. If you have fresher news, do tell! I should add, we have done several posts about Achill Henge on the blog time line, at various stages of the story.
Is it any less permanent than some of the others on the list? Although there is an enforcement notice on it, demanding that our Irish friend should take it down, it looks as if he has no intention of acting according to the law! So
maybe it should be deemed to be semi-permanent?!
To address your reasonable suggestion, we have now deemed it potentially permanent and included it in the preface above.
Ocassionally got to see some interesting photos.
Does anyone have a clue – which replica is this? (sry link is not in english)
http://varjag-2007.livejournal.com/3870333.html
That does not look like a replica. It looks like pictures from Stonehenge mixed with pictures of another location that doesn’t have stones.
Thanks.
The post and video after the photos speculate on conspiracy theory that modern reconstructions of Stonehenge aimed to “upgrade” original site in order to mystify the public and make it more attractive to the tourists.
Well, nowadays such hog-wash stories are common for many topics and to disambiguate the issue for gullible outsider has to do an own research – for which most have no time or passion.
Yes, I ran it through Google Translate to see what it was saying. Fasinating to see the ideas people come up with! Thank you for posting a link to us!
There is a Clonehenge in Josephine, Al. It is on the Barber Marine property and I think the owner had it put there. He has dinosaurs and life size bronze Chinese soldiers guarding it. Weird, fun, and interesting.
Well, JT, it sounds like your duty to the Henge community is clear! You need to go get us some pictures. Information, too, if you can manage it. Our worldwide readership is counting on you! Credit for discovery, the pictures, and any information will be given to you in a special post, should you choose to accept this assignment. Make it so!
That varjag_2007 post looks to me like photos of work-in-progress constructing a replica somewhere in Russia.
BTW, I heard about Clonehenge.com on Mississippi Public Radio, listening to Felder Rushing’s garden show.
Thanks. That would be great. We feel sure there must be one in Russia but have yet to track it down.
Others have suggested it is the construction of the Stonehenge replica used in Roman Polanski’s movie Tess.
Oh, and I meant to say, Welcome!
There is a fairly large stone replica of Stonhenge on a road (could be Longhollow Rd) just north of Rt 20 between the towns of Galena and Elizabeth in northwestern Illinois. No mention of thos anywhere, but it’s there
That’s interesting. We know of one southeast of there, near Dekalb, but we’ll have to see what we can find out about that!
Here is a link that has a picture of the one between Elizabeth and Galena, IL: http://www.bikingillinois.com/elizabeth.html
Thank you! Amazing> We never heard of that one. Well done!
Would love to know more about it, like who built it, when and why, if you can find more out or put us in touch with someone who can!
The thing seems to be a complete mystery. It is on a hilltop on what appears to be a smalll farm. The property is completely fenced. I can find no source of information about it the local area. The next time I’m up there, I will try to get a street address.
Thank you! Very mysterious. If you do manage to get the address, we can have a look at it on Google Maps/Satellite.
Coordinates of the Illinois replica are 42.351817, -90.267690
somewhere between 2502-2898 W. Longhollow Rd, Elizabeth, IL 61028
Many thanks! Clear as day on the satellite! The Stonehenge replica in Illinois, which we only recently heard of, on Google Maps satelliet. https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=215225784500633487053.0004d8b2ba4d7a1d1ecc9&msa=0&ll=42.351865,-90.267908&spn=0.000851,0.001192 …