A man went to a furniture auction in England in 1915 and bought Stonehenge for £6,600 on a whim; three years later, he gave the monument to Britain | World News
On 21 September 1915, a British lawyer named Cecil Chubb went to an auction in Salisbury, England, reportedly hoping to buy furniture. He came home as the owner of Stonehenge, the mysterious Neolithic monument in southern England. According to the History website, his winning bid was six thousand six hundred British pounds. The purchase began…