Maryhill Stonehenge Memorial: Eastern Washington Landscape Photography

This is a photo taken at the Stonehenge memorial just outside of Maryhill, Washington. It's sits on a hill overlooking the Columbia River in Eastern Washington. It was built as a replica of England's Stonehenge and dedicated in 1918 by business entrepreneur Sam Hill as a way to commemorate the fallen soldiers of World War One. This photo was taken on Mother's Day in 2010. The huge stone columns and lintel serve as the frame work around the perimeter of the photo allowing you to look through the columns to see Mt. Hood to the west and the Columbia River to the south. Perfect to hang on the wall in your living room, office, hallway or bedroom. 

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