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Photograph by Aidan Dwyer
Kids from all over the country built models of Stonehenge—the prehistoric, circular structure of huge standing stones—and submitted the pictures to -
Photograph by Elizabeth Leighty
Elizabeth Leighty made her model out of Rice Krispies treats. -
Photograph by Emilio Garcia
Emilio Garcia used clay people in his recreation of Stonehenge. -
Photograph by Evan Williams
Evan Williams created a deep-sea version of Stonehenge. -
Photograph by Harrison Holtom
Harrison Holtom transformed Stonehenge into an amusement park, with a slide and a sand box. -
Photograph by Kenton Russell
Kenton Russell turned Stonehenge into a basketball court. -
Photograph by Kevin Vick
Kevin Vick got crafty and used yarn to create the prehistoric structure. -
Photograph by Mitch Nolte
Mitch Nolte built a colorful world out of dog treats and Lego pieces. -
Photograph by Morgan Schill
Dogs, cats, and rabbits cohabitate in Morgan Schill's version of Stonehenge. -
Photograph by Sebastian Johnson
Sebastian Johnson took a more realistic approach when he created the mysterious structure. -
Photograph by William McDaniel
William McDaniel's version of Stonehenge is made out of a chocolate-y treat.
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