Pamela Countess of Mansfield , William Murray Master of Stormont and piper Malcolm Innes from Kilspindie help unveil the restored historic archway at Scone Palace on November 23, 2012 in Perth,Scotland. The iconic 16th century arch, which was all that remained of the approach to the Augustinian Abbey which once stood on the Palace lawns, was destroyed after a contractor driving a van crashed into it two years ago. Scone Palace is best known as the place where former kings of Scotland were crowned and the original home of the Stone of Destiny.
{"Image ImageDescription": "PERTH, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 23:  Pamela Countess of Mansfield , William Murray Master of Stormont and piper Malcolm Innes from Kilspindie help unveil the restored historic archway at Scone Palace on November 23, 2012 in Perth,Scotland. The iconic 16th century arch, which was all that remained of the approach to the Augustinian Abbey which once stood on the Palace lawns, was destroyed after a contractor driving a van crashed into it two years ago. Scone Palace is best known as the place where former kings of Scotland were crowned and the original home of the Stone of Destiny.  (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2012 Getty Images"}