In Pictures: Stonehenge through the decadesPAFriday marks 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nation, and English Heritage is holding a day of celebrations.Here we take a look at the ancient monument through the years to mark the milestone.Musicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationMusicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationMusicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationStonehenge whilst its sarsen stones were buttressed with timber to prevent their collapse in 1913 Members of the Haemus Lodge (Brighton and Worthing District of Sussex) during their mid-summer ceremony at Stonehenge in 1949Edinburgh University Professor Richard Atkinson, left, looking for evidence of the origins of Stonehenge in 1958The final stone being put in place during the restoration of Stonehenge on 09/07/1958Photo dated 30/06/1959 of what is known to the Ministry of Works as No. 91 Station Stone undergoing preparations to be straightened at StonehengeStonehenge in Wiltshire in 1968People wearing white robes during a procession in 1981 celebrating the Midsummer Solstice at Stonehenge A 1985 photo of people chanting and holding hands ahead of Summer Solstice celebrations at StonehengePolice in 1985 preventing people from reaching Stonehenge during a clash against a banned pop festivalA woman holding a baby as she is led away by a policeman after violence erupted due to people attempting to hold a banned pop festival at Stonehenge in 1985Barbed wire preventing people from reaching Stonehenge in 1985 after a pop festival was bannedPolice in 1989 monitoring roads around Stonehenge to prevent people from gathering to celebrate the Summer SolsticeArmy cadets and members of the Royal British Legion forming a circle of remembrance at Stonehenge in 2000People celebrating the Summer Solstice in 2002A member of the Sport England team taking the Queen's Baton Relay past Stonehenge in 2005 Arthur Pendragon watching the sunrise at Stonehenge in 2005 Crowds gather to celebrate the Winter Solstice in 2009Michael Johnson holding the Olympic Flame at Stonehenge in 2012Then prime minister David Cameron visiting Stonehenge in 2014 A woman wearing a colourful head-dress at Stonehenge during the 2018 Summer Solstice
In Pictures: Stonehenge through the decadesPAFriday marks 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nation, and English Heritage is holding a day of celebrations.Here we take a look at the ancient monument through the years to mark the milestone.Musicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationMusicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationMusicians rehearsing at Stonehenge in Wiltshire ahead of English Heritage's celebrations marking 100 years since Stonehenge was donated to the nationStonehenge whilst its sarsen stones were buttressed with timber to prevent their collapse in 1913 Members of the Haemus Lodge (Brighton and Worthing District of Sussex) during their mid-summer ceremony at Stonehenge in 1949Edinburgh University Professor Richard Atkinson, left, looking for evidence of the origins of Stonehenge in 1958The final stone being put in place during the restoration of Stonehenge on 09/07/1958Photo dated 30/06/1959 of what is known to the Ministry of Works as No. 91 Station Stone undergoing preparations to be straightened at StonehengeStonehenge in Wiltshire in 1968People wearing white robes during a procession in 1981 celebrating the Midsummer Solstice at Stonehenge A 1985 photo of people chanting and holding hands ahead of Summer Solstice celebrations at StonehengePolice in 1985 preventing people from reaching Stonehenge during a clash against a banned pop festivalA woman holding a baby as she is led away by a policeman after violence erupted due to people attempting to hold a banned pop festival at Stonehenge in 1985Barbed wire preventing people from reaching Stonehenge in 1985 after a pop festival was bannedPolice in 1989 monitoring roads around Stonehenge to prevent people from gathering to celebrate the Summer SolsticeArmy cadets and members of the Royal British Legion forming a circle of remembrance at Stonehenge in 2000People celebrating the Summer Solstice in 2002A member of the Sport England team taking the Queen's Baton Relay past Stonehenge in 2005 Arthur Pendragon watching the sunrise at Stonehenge in 2005 Crowds gather to celebrate the Winter Solstice in 2009Michael Johnson holding the Olympic Flame at Stonehenge in 2012Then prime minister David Cameron visiting Stonehenge in 2014 A woman wearing a colourful head-dress at Stonehenge during the 2018 Summer Solstice