guest search
all of the words
any of the words
the exact phrase
home
-
gallery package
- Stonehenge
Gallery Package - Stonehenge
Click on a thumbnail for preview and caption information
0800515
0654271
0653828
1113153
1113127
1007341
ulls025284
hip0033571
hip0033436
hip0033099
hip0033098
ulls005753
p000362
1074177
1081295
WHA017840
WHA014364
WHA004394
hip0210129
hip0210103
hip0210089
hip0208727
hip0207928
hip0207921
hip0207672
hip0207671
1026256
AA004523
AA002238
AA002239
1026326
imw0130384
1027200
1008757
1008762
1008759
1008758
1008756
1008754
1008750
1008736
1008734
rv17974-3
rv17974-4
rv17974-2
rv17974-1
nn0033560
ali081204
ali072144
0962947
0954260
0950615
pns0911498
hip0012156
nn0005172
nn0005182
nn0015892
nn0015894
nn0015907
0162587
0874906
0874803
RV13246-12
0845366
0845358
0845357
0840007
0840010
0840009
0840008
0840006
aaac0003524
0791249
0789209
0700325
0638823
0576323
0528290
0486931
0496473
0496472
0496471
imw0033543
0452697
0452675
0442645
0442632
0218299
0202732
0202698
0162158
0158036
0155406
imw0100881
0085642
0020090
0010647
Click here for top of page
NOTE:
Picture quality on the Internet varies greatly. Different monitor settings and browser software may display photos too dark or too light, or with a colour cast. You may need to adjust the brightness & contrast of your monitor.
phone: +44 (0) 1732 863939 fax: +44 (0) 1732 860215
Home
|
Email
© 2007 Topfoto.co.uk. All Rights Reserved
Images may be used for viewing, comping and layout purposes only.
![Stonehenge, (c1920). A reconstruction of the stone circle as it looked up to 5,000 years ago when it was built, and a view in modern times showing how the stones have fallen over time. The Stonehenge complex on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire evolved in a series of stages between about 3100 and 1600 BC. The great Neolithic Sarsen circle was erected between 2500 and 2000 BC. Illustration from "Story of the British Nation", Volume I, Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s). <br>Credit: The Print Collector / HIP /TopFoto](images/thumbs/hip0033099.jpg "Stonehenge, (c1920). A reconstruction of the stone circle as it looked up to 5,000 years ago when it was built, and a view in modern times showing how the stones have fallen over time. The Stonehenge complex on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire evolved in a series of stages between about 3100 and 1600 BC. The great Neolithic Sarsen circle was erected between 2500 and 2000 BC. Illustration from "Story of the British Nation\", Volume I, Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s). <br>Credit: The Print Collector / HIP /TopFoto")
![Stonehenge after restoration, c1920. The Stonehenge complex on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire evolved in a series of stages between about 3100 and 1600 BC. The great Neolithic Sarsen circle was erected between 2500 and 2000 BC. Illustration from "Story of the British Nation", Volume I, Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s). <br>Credit: The Print Collector / HIP /TopFoto](images/thumbs/hip0033098.jpg "Stonehenge after restoration, c1920. The Stonehenge complex on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire evolved in a series of stages between about 3100 and 1600 BC. The great Neolithic Sarsen circle was erected between 2500 and 2000 BC. Illustration from "Story of the British Nation\", Volume I, Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s). <br>Credit: The Print Collector / HIP /TopFoto")
![Stonehenge, Wiltshire, 1867. View from the south-west. From "Plans and Photographs of Stonehenge, and of Turusachan in the Island of Lewis; with notes relating to the Druids, etc.." by Sir Henry James. (Southampton, 1867). <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto](images/thumbs/hip0207672.jpg "Stonehenge, Wiltshire, 1867. View from the south-west. From "Plans and Photographs of Stonehenge, and of Turusachan in the Island of Lewis; with notes relating to the Druids, etc..\" by Sir Henry James. (Southampton, 1867). <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto")
![Stonehenge, Wiltshire, 1867. Trilithons B and C from the south-west. From "Plans and Photographs of Stonehenge, and of Turusachan in the Island of Lewis; with notes relating to the Druids, etc.." by Sir Henry James. (Southampton, 1867). <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto](images/thumbs/hip0207671.jpg "Stonehenge, Wiltshire, 1867. Trilithons B and C from the south-west. From "Plans and Photographs of Stonehenge, and of Turusachan in the Island of Lewis; with notes relating to the Druids, etc..\" by Sir Henry James. (Southampton, 1867). <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto")
![Members of the general public have celebrated sunrise at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England for the first time in 15 years. <br>An estimated 5,000 people gathered at the sacred site in Wiltshire for the midsummer's day sunrise which took place at 0444 BST. <br>Police say there were only five arrests in what was largely described as a trouble-free event. <br>A spokeswoman for English Heritage which owns the site said the event was a success. <br>"We are very happy that a lot of people came along and it was a happy and peaceful atmosphere. <br>"The fact that it's gone so well means that we will be looking at more arrangements in the future," she said. <br>Revellers packed the centre of the stone circle and were entertained by students from the University of East London with their colourful costumes and samba drums. <br>Druids in their traditional attire performed a ritual ceremony a short distance away. <br>The only disappointment at the celebrations was the weather - not a ray of sunshine in sight. <br>The site has been protected by a four-mile exclusion order during the summer solstice since the 1980s, following a series of public order problems. <br>This year, both members of the public as well as religious groups were given access to the ancient monument. <br>Newxxxx<br><br><br>Picture downloaded from Pressnet. No archive rights. No third party distribution or resale.](images/thumbs/0162587.jpg "Members of the general public have celebrated sunrise at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England for the first time in 15 years. <br>An estimated 5,000 people gathered at the sacred site in Wiltshire for the midsummer's day sunrise which took place at 0444 BST. <br>Police say there were only five arrests in what was largely described as a trouble-free event. <br>A spokeswoman for English Heritage which owns the site said the event was a success. <br>"We are very happy that a lot of people came along and it was a happy and peaceful atmosphere. <br>"The fact that it's gone so well means that we will be looking at more arrangements in the future,\" she said. <br>Revellers packed the centre of the stone circle and were entertained by students from the University of East London with their colourful costumes and samba drums. <br>Druids in their traditional attire performed a ritual ceremony a short distance away. <br>The only disappointment at the celebrations was the weather - not a ray of sunshine in sight. <br>The site has been protected by a four-mile exclusion order during the summer solstice since the 1980s, following a series of public order problems. <br>This year, both members of the public as well as religious groups were given access to the ancient monument. <br>Newxxxx<br><br><br>Picture downloaded from Pressnet. No archive rights. No third party distribution or resale.")
![0210000307 Artist:Unknown. "Grand conventional Festival of the Britons, 1815. Scene at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, depicting a historical ceremony. From ""The Costume of the original inhabitants of the British Islands from the earliest periods to the sixth century, to which is added that" © The British Library<br>](images/thumbs/0486931.jpg "0210000307 Artist:Unknown. "Grand conventional Festival of the Britons, 1815. Scene at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, depicting a historical ceremony. From \""The Costume of the original inhabitants of the British Islands from the earliest periods to the sixth century, to which is added that\" © The British Library<br>")
![Hippies taunt riot police as another of their members wearing a police hat scales the "Heel Stone" at the ancient Stonehenge monument. 21st June 1988](images/thumbs/0452675.jpg "Hippies taunt riot police as another of their members wearing a police hat scales the "Heel Stone\" at the ancient Stonehenge monument. 21st June 1988")
![One of the ban the bomb slogans in yellow letters about four feet high which appeared overnight at Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire. A spokesman of Salisbury Police said today, March 2nd, that eleven stones had been defaced in what appeared to be "A Kind of Distemper". The matter is being investigated.<br>March 2nd 1961](images/thumbs/0162158.jpg "One of the ban the bomb slogans in yellow letters about four feet high which appeared overnight at Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire. A spokesman of Salisbury Police said today, March 2nd, that eleven stones had been defaced in what appeared to be "A Kind of Distemper\". The matter is being investigated.<br>March 2nd 1961")
