EDITORS COMMENTS
This print takes us back in time to July 1958, offering a rare glimpse into the restoration works at Stonehenge. The iconic stone circle, shrouded in mystery and awe, is seen from an aerial perspective, showcasing its grandeur against the vast Wiltshire landscape. As we delve deeper into the image, we witness a delicate dance between ancient history and modern intervention. The neolithic and bronze age marvel that is Stonehenge stands tall amidst scaffolding and construction materials. A team of dedicated individuals can be spotted meticulously working on restoring this architectural wonder to its former glory. Their presence reminds us of our responsibility to preserve these cultural treasures for future generations. The photograph captures not only the physicality of Stonehenge but also its spiritual essence. It transports us back thousands of years when our ancestors erected these colossal stones with unwavering determination. We are reminded of their ingenuity and connection with nature as they aligned these monoliths with celestial bodies. Through this remarkable snapshot, Historic England invites us to reflect on the significance of preserving our heritage sites like Stonehenge. It serves as a powerful reminder that while time may weather even the mightiest structures, human dedication can breathe life back into them. As we admire this timeless image captured by Aerofilms Collection under Historic England's guardianship, let it inspire us to cherish our past and protect these irreplaceable remnants of history for generations yet unborn.

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Stonehenge - Bronze Age stone circle said, in folklore, to have been erected in the reign of Aurelius Ambrosius, 490, to commemorate the defeat of the Britains by Hengist. Stones are said to have been brought from Ireland by the magic of Merlin