American Stonehenge survives brush fire

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A wild brush fire near Stonehenge, Maryhill, Washington, nearly leapt onto the Stonehenge Memorial museum in the Columbia River basin before being contained. High winds whipped up the flames, which threatened to burn down Sam Hill's Country Store. Though the wildfire scorched over 2500 acres of grassland, the concrete replica of Stonehenge, on a nearby bluff, was unharmed. [09/12/1999]

Sam Hill's Stonehenge

Address:: Stonehenge Dr., Maryhill, WA
Directions:: I-84 exit 104 in Oregon. Cross the river into Washington on Hwy 97 and drive 2.5 miles until it dead-ends at Lewis and Clark Hwy/Hwy 14. Turn right, drive one mile, then turn right onto Stonehenge Drive. Drive three-quarters of a mile; Stonehenge on right.
Phone:: 509-773-3733

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