Zanesville, Ohio: Vasehenge: Giant Circle of Vases (Gone)
Zanesville is known for its pottery and was home to the now-gone World's Largest Vase. This circle of custom decorated vases appeared to have been part of a 2008 community art project; you'd find more around town.
- Directions:
- N Pine St. and US 40, near the southwestern tip of the Y-Bridge.
- Status:
- Gone
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The Circle of Vases is now a bit less exciting.
[Hoody, 01/01/2022]
Vasehenge has seen its better days. Cracked, chipped, crumbling, completely falling apart. One vase with a huge hole had a massive hive of yellow jackets in it. Be careful! We took advantage of this road trip stop to stretch and get a little exercise. We did an agility slalom run in and out of the vases -- we were, if you will, running the vases!
[Mike Gassmann, 09/30/2021]
This stop definitely exceeded expectations -- even at night.
[Jennifer Kefer, 11/27/2020]
Not much parking at the Circle of Vases. Some of the vases looked vandalized.
[T Wilson, 01/21/2020]
While navigating the "Y" bridge (which was curious, but not terribly exciting, since we got there after dark), we came across a circle of giant vases! Each vase is taller than a person and is painted with a unique design. Perhaps a local art contest?
At the intersection of Pine Street and 40 Highway, you can pull over into what appears to be an empty car park and get out to tour the vases. We didn't see an explanation - so we made up our own!
[Gordon Family, 08/04/2011]Zanesville was once home of the World's Largest Vase, and has a famous local pottery industry.
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Mimicking Stonehenge with pottery vases was a concept that was never going to last long.