Queen Elizabeth
(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) – One of England's most well-known historic landmarks joined the celebration of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II with the projection of eight portraits of the monarch onto its stones ahead of the highly anticipated Platinum Jubilee weekend.
The prehistoric monument Stonehenge, which dates back over 5,000 years, is meant to show the 96-year-old queen across each of the decades of her reign, including the one starting now, according to organizers of the display.
"We wanted to show different aspects of the Queen — of her personality, of her interests, and really show what a special lady she is," English Heritage, which organized the display, told Sky News.
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