Chief Rolling Mountain Thunder, Thunder Mountain Monument
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Location:
Imlay, Nevada, USA (Map)
Status:
Extant
Artist:
Built:
begun 1968
Materials:
cement, semi-precious stones, amethyst, turquoise, bottles
Visiting Information
Located between Winnemucca and Lovelock off I-80, about 120 miles east of Reno.
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Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
Photograph by Seymour Rosen. ©SPACES
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About the Artist/Site
Chief Rolling Mountain Thunder (born Frank van Zant ) - a.k.a. Arthur Thunder. Ranch begun 1968. Bought land from Western Horizon Land Co (from Mr. Field). Seven structures, five acres, 1000 feet along the highway. Constructed of cement, semi-precious stones including amethyst, turquoise, etc. Found objects such as bottles.
~SPACES Archives
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2 folders: clippings, correspondence, images
Map and site information
Not Exact Address
Imlay, Nevada, United States
Latitude/Longitude: 40.660739 / -118.150421
Visiting Information
Located between Winnemucca and Lovelock off I-80, about 120 miles east of Reno.
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