Two days after the Georgia Guidestones were destroyed by a bomb last Wednesday, a group of Elbert County residents gathered at the crime scene with a backhoe to dig further into the mysterious 42-year ...

Over 951 cubic feet of granite make up the 11 pieces. Out The overall height is 19 ft 3" from the surface of the ground to the top of the capstone there are slots and holes in the center stone that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Northern Circuit District Attorney Parks White said Thursday that he intends to prosecute whoever used an explosive to destroy the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Atop a windswept hill in rural Georgia stood a 19-foot, 3-inch-high granite monument with a series of instructions for living in a ...

After 42 years, the mysterious Georgia Guidestones, often called America’s Stonehenge, are no longer casting a shadow in rural Elbert County, Georgia. Early on July 5, one of the six slabs of granite ...

Elbert County’s Georgia Guidestones may be gone, but the mystery surrounding their destruction has managed to nearly eclipse that of their conception. To this day, no one has divulged who paid to have ...

An explosion Wednesday at a mysterious Georgia monument has caused significant damage to the stones — and authorities are now searching for those responsible.The blast, captured on video shown above, ...