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By BOB SCOTT , Rappahannock News Contributing Writer J It was in September of 1990 that professor Gerald S. Hawkins revealed the first crude black and white photographs of strange formations that been impressed on grain crops near the historic Stonehenge site in the English countryside. J On Friday night, March 7 at 8 p.m, ht the Library Dr. Hawkins will present an entirely new program that will reveal much of what he has discovered during the past seven years of dedicated study and careful analysis. The photographic inventory has grown into, scores of color slides, many of which will be shown to an audience for the
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