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- Q4903099 subject Q15300776.
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- Q4903099 abstract "Bible Land was a free roadside attraction in Calimesa, California USA along Interstate 10.Built in the late 1960s by sand sculptor Ted Conibear, the attraction featured sand sculptures of various scenes primarily of the New Testament, including a life-sized rendition of the Last Supper.Conibear, who traveled the American Southwest as an itinerant artist and sculptor, maintained the attraction until his death in 1994. His son Don could not find anyone to maintain the site, so he chose to have it destroyed in order to keep it from being defaced by vandals.The site, a short distance east of the Live Oak Canyon Road exit along the northern shoulder of Interstate 10, remains empty and undeveloped.".
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- Q4903099 wikiPageWikiLink Q15300776.
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- Q4903099 wikiPageWikiLink Q7320511.
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- Q4903099 wikiPageWikiLink Q8175360.
- Q4903099 wikiPageWikiLink Q8186428.
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- Q4903099 point "34.0145 -117.0814".
- Q4903099 type SpatialThing.
- Q4903099 comment "Bible Land was a free roadside attraction in Calimesa, California USA along Interstate 10.Built in the late 1960s by sand sculptor Ted Conibear, the attraction featured sand sculptures of various scenes primarily of the New Testament, including a life-sized rendition of the Last Supper.Conibear, who traveled the American Southwest as an itinerant artist and sculptor, maintained the attraction until his death in 1994.".
- Q4903099 label "Bible Land".
- Q4903099 lat "34.0145".
- Q4903099 long "-117.0814".