Indianapolis, Indiana: Lonehenge: Cadillac Ranch with One Car
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- Address:
- 58 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis, IN
- Directions:
- West side of the city. I-70 exit 77. Drive north on S. Holt Rd. for a half-mile. Turn right at the stoplight onto W. Washington St. Drive east one mile. Turn left (no stoplight) onto N. Holmes Ave. (Look for green beauty salon awning). Drive north a few hundred feet and you'll see the car on the left. It's in a tiny pocket park in a residential neighborhood, surrounded by houses.
- Admission:
- Free
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Although inspired by Cadillac Ranch in Texas, what we generously call "Lonehenge" has only one stuck-in-the-gound car.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [06/20/2016]Visitor Tips and News About Lonehenge: Cadillac Ranch with One Car
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Fun, silly stop -- right in the middle of a neighborhood, there is a Pontiac Bonneville planted. Who knows why...
[Roadtrip18, 08/18/2021]
The Cadillac at Lonehenge is a 1964 Bonneville. The city madethe site into a little park, where once stood an abandoned house.
[Stephen Francia, 07/13/2020]
They show movies on the bottom of Lonehenge for the kids....
[TheKGB, 06/10/2019]
Parking nonexistent for guests. It's a residential area with homeowners taking up all spots. Maybe on a work day could you find space. There was no traffic so I hopped out for couple pics.
[Derek, 07/04/2017]Page of 2 [Next 1 items]
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