A K12 Academics AffiliateAmerica’s Stonehenge in Homestead, Florida — 1,100 tons of coral rock carved single-handedly by Edward Leedskalnin. A one-of-a-kind field trip and one of the world’s most mysterious monuments.
Begun in 1923, Coral Castle is a monument of 1,100 tons of coral rock, quarried and carved single-handedly by Edward Leedskalnin over 28 years — and moved ten miles to its home in Homestead, Florida.
Today it’s a museum and sculpture garden on the National Register of Historic Places — and a remarkable field-trip destination where students explore history, geology, and the physics of simple machines.
A walk-through of Coral Castle — Ed’s story, the sculptures, the mystery, field trips, and how to visit.
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coralcastle.com →Homestead, Florida
(305) 248-6345
lauramaye@coralcastle.com
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