The person who bought the Stonehenge monument for the woman he loved: Who is Cecil Chubb?
Stonehenge saviour's picture unearthed after 100 years - BBC News
Cecil Chubb | Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information
The man who bought Stonehenge - and then gave it away - BBC News
A centenary for Stonehenge: 100 years of belonging to the nation - Mature Times
Stonehenge U.K on X: "On this day in history Cecil Chubb donated Stonehenge to the nation. On 26 October 1918, 16 days before the Armistice ended World War One, Chubb passed Stonehenge
A century of public ownership of Stonehenge | Daily Telegraph
Sir Cecil Chubb Bought Stonehenge for a Million Dollars
The man who bought Stonehenge - and then gave it away - BBC News
Former Home Of Sir Cecil Chubb Who Gifted Stonehenge To The Nation Now For Sale
Cecil Chubb, Stonehenge benefactor | Stonehenge, Salisbury homes, Stand tall
Former Home Of Sir Cecil Chubb Who Gifted Stonehenge To The Nation Now For Sale
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TIL at a 1915 auction, Cecil Chubb bought Stonehenge as a gift for his wife, but she hated it because she had sent him to buy a set of chairs. 3 years
Sir cecil chubb hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Cecil Chubb | Tea, Toast and Travel
British Pathé - On 21 September 1915, Cecil Chubb purchased Stonehenge for £6,600. He later gifted the historic site and its neolithic stones to the nation in 1918. Take a look at
Cecil Chubb bought Stonehenge for £6,600 at auction as present for his wife 100 years ago | Daily Mail Online
English Lawyer Cecil Chubb snagged #Stonehenge for just £6600 100 years ago. | Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information
21st September 1915: Cecil Chubb buys Stonehenge at auction, becoming its last private owner - YouTube
A century of public ownership of Stonehenge | Daily Telegraph
www.Sarsen.org: Cecil Chubb's Deed of Gift of Stonehenge
A Man Once Bought Stonehenge for his Wife, and She Was not Pleased | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Cecil Chubb: The Man Who Bought Stonehenge | Ancient Origins
Stonehenge; ca. 1867 | I hope to be remembered for my atrocities!
