Temple Manor

Temple Manor is a booked old landmark number 1011805 and grade I recorded building number 1120910 in Strood, Kent. The Manor has been claimed by different religious, national and cultivating proprietors more than 600 years. The building has been added to and adjusted throughout the hundreds of years, yet the essential structure is presently plainly visible. The house is currently possessed by English Heritage and is available to the general population on ends of the week in season.

A camera is a backup ranch of a preceptory a medieval cloister of the military requests of Knights Templar or Knights Hospitaller. Camerae are extremely uncommon in England with under 40 known illustrations. In perspective of this irregularity, and their significance in supporting the religious groups of the preceptories cases of which are additionally uncommon, all camerae showing archeological survival are distinguished as broadly imperative.