U of A to Repair Landmark Damaged in Construction-Related Accident

KUAF

Published February 28, 2020 at 2:07 PM CST

Spoofer's Stone was damaged when a vehicle accidentally backed over it during a construction project on the UA campus.

Some of the older parts of Senior Walk at the University of Arkansas are being repaired, but during construction this week, officials say crews accidentally backed into and damaged "Spoofer's Stone ." Plans to restore one of the university's oldest landmarks are underway.

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