Temple Approximately 22 Metres To West Of Purley Hall

The temple, located approximately 22 metres to the west of Purley Hall, was built in 1746 and restored in 1913. It is constructed of flint with a brick plinth and features a slate roof. The design includes an open triangular pedimented gable end. The entrance showcases a Serlian motif with square piers, blocked rustication, a wooden cornice, and a central rusticated arch adorned with a mask on the keystone. Inside, there is an arched niche at the rear flanked by two blank circular panels, with additional blank circular panels on the end walls. A seat surrounds three sides of the interior and has a lattice back. A tablet inside reads: "Erected according to tradition to commemorate the battle of Culloden. 1746. Restored 1913."