Temple Church, London

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by John Salmon
published on 14 May 2018

Temple Church, London — Temple Church, built in the City of London in the 12th century, was used by the Knights Templar as their headquarters and treasury. Famous for its effigies, it has been featured prominently in popular culture.

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Temple Church, London

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