Cayce, South Carolina: 16-Foot-Tall Wireframe AT-AT
An AT-AT walker from "Star Wars" was sculpted out of wire by artist John Sharpe in Sep. 2015. He plans to keep it outdoors so it will rust. He likes rust. The AT-AT was reported in pieces in December 2023.
- Address:
- 904 Frink St., Cayce, SC
- Directions:
- I-26 exit 111B. Drive east on US Hwy 1 for two miles. Turn right at the stoplight onto Hwy 35/12th St. Drive south 1.5 miles. Cross the train tracks, then turn left at the stoplight onto Hwy 2/Frink St. Drive a quarter-mile. You'll see some small buildings and artwork on the left; the AT-AT stands in the yard. If you cross Foreman St. you've gone too far.
- Hours:
- Dec. 2023: reported in pieces. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Admission:
- Free
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Just drove by; there's now a distillery and only pieces of the sculpture sitting around.
[Vonzango, 12/26/2023]AT-AT
The AT-AT is still there and looking good. It's worth the trip.
[Charles E Hite, 01/15/2022]AT-AT is there, along with two X-wings and a Tie fighter. Also a spaceship pedal-car. Went on a Sunday so the business was closed. Would love to go back and see their pottery.
[JennieM, 01/29/2019]16-Foot-Tall Wireframe AT-AT
When we went no one was there; it was on a Saturday afternoon. Nothing new about the AT-AT, but in the yard there's also a wireframe Tie Fighter and X-Wing Fighter.
[Susie S, 08/28/2017]16-Foot-Tall Wireframe AT-AT
The Imperial Walker (ATAT) will be moved to Lake City for the ArtFields Art Contest. The ATAT should return by May 8th with its big brother.
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Artist John Sharpe built the AT-AT in Sep. 2015.