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Truckhenge, Folk art installation in Topeka, Kansas, US

The site displays six antique trucks emerging diagonally from the ground in a formation similar to the stones of ancient monuments.

Ron Lessman created Truckhenge in 2000 as a response to county officials who demanded he remove old vehicles from his family's generational farmland.

The trucks feature painted messages about freedom and resistance, representing a statement against local bureaucracy through large-scale outdoor art.

Visitors need to contact Ron Lessman in advance to arrange a tour of the property at 4124 NE Brier Road in Topeka.

The installation includes Beer Bottle City, where glass bottles create musical sounds when wind passes through the structures.

Location: Kansas

GPS coordinates: 39.07667,-95.60139

Latest update: March 19, 2025 02:44

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