stanley marsh

Unravel the secrets of the Woman of the Moonlight's tomb at the former site of the Crystal Pistol in Amarillo!

Uncover the intriguing contrast of Cadillac Ranch - a massive attraction on the ground, but a tiny spectacle from space.

Optical Illusions. They are so great. They get us to see things that aren't really there. It's a trip. Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle are not against giving us the stuff to enjoy. We have a few in the area.

Disgraced for his personal actions, Marsh's art still lives on in Amarillo

These signs make absolutely NO sense...but they're hilarious to look at

I mean every city has "their thing". I know Amarillo is not alone. I moved here back in 1986 and the things I have discovered about this area. Oh my goodness. I still think Amarillo is a great place to live. We just have some weird stuff. Oh and these weird things seem to be absolutely normal to everyone here.

If art is supposed to get you out of a mental rut, then Marsh's art worked.

Amarillo native Stanley Marsh 3, an eccentric artist and businessman, died on Tuesday, June 17, leaving behind a trail of public art pieces as well as unsettled allegations of molestation.

Local artist Jacob Morin had been spreading his "Madlove" paintings across the city. But now he has taken it to another level by offering his paintings over them strange signs you see in peoples yards.

If you live in Amarillo, you've heard the many rumors of eccentric millionaire Stanley Marsh making young boys do strange things for money.  Like swimming across a lake naked or having them take their "thing" out on an elevator full of people.  Well, the man behind the Cadillac Ranch is about to be behind bars, indicted on charges that he sexually assaulted teens.