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On the windswept plains of Amarillo, Texas, sits one of the most iconic and unusual public art installations in the United ...

Well, I'm totally crushing on the kitschy paean to big American cars that is the Cadillac Ranch. Located just outside Amarillo, Texas, the Cadillac Ranch features 10 classic Caddys buried nose ...

Cadillac Ranch became a national symbol practically from the moment of its birth in a Texas wheat field in June 1974. The last monument Texans embraced so wholeheartedly was the Alamo. But ...

Cadillac Ranch ... prairie that the Texas Panhandle once was. Marsh was long known in his hometown for his pranks and flamboyant personality, and Cadillac Ranch served a piece to that puzzle.

But the Cadillac Ranch's days may be numbered thanks to its creator, eccentric oil heir Stanley Marsh III, being embroiled in a sex scandal involving young boys, according to Texas Monthly.

Many interested folks gathered at the infamous Cadillac Ranch Friday, April 25 to help spray paint the iconic caddies blue and recognize Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Texas Department of ...

This month marks the 50th anniversary of Cadillac Ranch, the eccentric Amarillo attraction where 10 graffiti-covered Cadillacs can be seen with their noses buried into the ground. Texas Highways ...

Marsh — who prefers to use “3” instead of “III,” because he finds the Roman numerals too pretentious — doesn't mind the stream of tourists who deface the Cadillac Ranch with graffiti ...

Stanley Marsh III, an oil- and gas-fortune heir known for his odd public art displays, created the ranch in the mid-1970s. He agreed to let race organizers use the ranch to increase awareness of ...