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Stonehenge II is a plaster-and-steel replica of Stonehenge, with two 13-foot Easter Island head replicas, on the Hill Country Arts Foundation campus in Ingram, Texas. It was built in Hunt and moved to Ingram in 2012, per CultureMap, after Al Shepperd's death.
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Stonehenge II
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Site-level location · 30.0958° N, 99.2409° W
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A stone circle made largely of plaster stands beside the Guadalupe River in Ingram, and it has been moved once and came through the July 2025 flood undamaged. Stonehenge II began as an art project by Al Shepperd, a Hill Country Arts Foundation (HCAF) patron, and his neighbour Doug Hill on Shepperd's land in Hunt, Texas. HCAF says it took nine months to build. CultureMap, quoting signage at the site, reported that a leftover limestone slab started the idea and that the other stones are steel, metal lathe and plaster anchored in cement; it dates the build to 1989. Two Easter Island head replicas, 13 feet tall according to HCAF, were added later.
Proportions are given both ways. HCAF says the circle is 90 per cent of the original's height and 60 per cent of its width; CultureMap and Texas Co-op Power say 90 per cent as wide and 60 per cent as tall. Texas Co-op Power counted 30 interlocking arches around five free-standing ones, all 8 to 12 feet tall.
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A circle of plaster-over-steel arches and two Easter Island head replicas on an arts campus beside the river. HCAF's website, which predates the July 2025 flood, describes free daily access and asks visitors to call ahead to confirm the site is open. The campus was closed in July 2025 after the flood and was still being rebuilt in June 2026.
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120 Point Theatre Road S, Ingram, Texas, on the Hill Country Arts Foundation campus beside the Guadalupe River. HCAF says the campus is private property and asks visitors to call (830) 367-5121 to confirm it is open.
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