Temple Manor - Undercroft
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Temple Manor - Undercroft
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 17 Aug 2019
Temple Manor is supported on an undercroft which has walls nearly 3' (0.8m) thick. It is of three bays (two seen in this image) each of four-sided ribbed vaults, with squared chalk filling between the ribs. This is the earliest part of the building and dates from the C13th. See Image] for more information about the whole building with links to English Heritage information about this Grade I (nationally important) structure. (Also see Image])
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.389346
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0.489488