This sculpture, hewn of stone from the same quarry which provided the limestone for Nebraska's Capitol Building [quarry located at Bedford, Indiana], is located at the York westbound rest area, just east of the York interchange. The arrangement of the stones, in accordance with the four points of a compass, hearkens to the days when travel was determined by celestial observation rather than the road-maps and superhighways of today.1 References: 1. Nebraska Interstate 80 Bicentennial Sculpture Corporation, "Nebraska's 500 Mile Sculpture Garden," n.d., p. 3. |
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