Smithville, Missouri - Vandal-Ravaged Woodhenge

Address:: 180th St., Smithville, MO [Show Map]
Directions:: US 169 two miles north of town, then east on 180th St. into Smithville Lake Park. Park in the southeast corner of the marina parking lot, then follow the trail through the tree line to Woodhenge.

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Smithville, Missouri - Vandal-Ravaged Woodhenge

This is purportedly an exact replica of a prehistoric Woodhenge discovered and drowned when the Army Corps of Engineers dredged Smithville Lake. Built in 1984, made of 48 old fence posts in a 36-foot square. Reportedly abused by vandals. [RoadsideAmerica.com Team, 08/02/2007]

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