ELBERT COUNTY, Ga. — What’s left of the Georgia Guidestones after they had been destroyed final month is now being donated.

Earlier this week, the Elbert County Board of Commissioners voted final week to donate the particles from the mysterious Georgia monument to the Elberton Granite Affiliation and its museum.

The 19-foot-tall granite construction was demolished after a portion of the monument was decreased to rubble by explosives in July.

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Elbert County Administrator Phil Pitts says it’s his understanding that no members of the Board of Commissioners need the County Authorities to be concerned in rebuilding the Guidestones. The truth is, he says he believes that the County ought to by no means had held possession of the Guidestones themselves.

The Elberton Granite Affiliation says that they’ll protect the stays till it may be determined whether or not or not the Guidestones must be rebuilt.

They are saying there have been no formal discussions on potential options for the stays.

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The Georgia Guidestones had been certainly one of Georgia’s strangest vacationer sights because it was anonymously erected in 1980.

The monument’s stones are inscribed with what some folks interpret as pointers for future generations and what others see as one thing extra sinister. The monument will get round 20,000 guests a yr.

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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation launched surveillance video that confirmed an individual working away from the monument, however haven’t but recognized any suspects.

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