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World's Largest In-Situ Celtic Cross

Cannelton, IN

Sculptor Greg Harris spent 23 months carving a High Celtic Cross directly through a massive natural sandstone slab on the Blue Heron Vineyard property. The owners describe it as the largest known in-situ Celtic Cross, meaning it was carved from stone still naturally embedded in the hillside; access follows the winery's property hours.

Filed under roadside oddities: giant objects, odd monuments and things built for no clear reason.

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Source: blueheronvines.com/celtic-cross.html

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