College Station, Texas: Giant Walk-Thru Class Ring

The Aggie Ring is 12 feet tall, made of real metal, and designed for photo-ops. It's a replica of a Texas A&M University ring -- specifically the ring of Harold Bill Haynes, class of 1946, the rich businessman who paid for it. It was unveiled Sept. 18, 2009.

Address:: George Bush Drive, College Station, TX
Directions:: From Hwy 6 take the Harvey Rd exit. Drive south into town on Harvey Rd for 1.5 miles. Turn right at the stoplight onto Texas Ave. Drive a half-mile. Turn left at the stoplight onto George Bush Drive. Drive one mile. Just after you cross Dexter Drive/Coke St. youll see a parking lot on the right. Park there, then walk toward the stadium. You'll see the big ring sticking up out of the ground.
Admission:: Free

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Aggie Ring.

Huge Class Ring

In 2009, A&M University received a 12-foot-tall bronze replica of the Aggie Ring. It is on Haynes Ring Plaza, behind the Alumni Center. The ring is a replica of the actual Aggie Ring of Harold J. "Bill" Haynes, namesake of the plaza. The seal at the top of the ring bears his class year, 1946, and there's a time capsule inside to be opened in 2046.

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