The Druid Temple

WARGRAVE SU 78 SE 1/24 The Druid Temple II Druidic Temple. C18. A collection of 45 granite megalithic stones set vertically into the ground with other stones as lintols, in the form of a circular area approximately 9 metres in diameter, approached by a passage on the north east side nearly 5 metres long by one and a half metres wide, through an, entrance of 2 large stones with lintol, and roofed with 4 capstones. Tablet stone with inscription stone in French near entrance. The temple was presented to Field-Marshal the Honourable Henry Seymour Conway by the inhabitants of Jersey when he was Governor of that Island, where it was found on the Mont de la Ville near St. Helier. Was formerly part of Park Place estate. Included for historic interest. V.C.H. Vol.III. p.192. B.O.E. Berkshire p.208.

Listing NGR: SU7795981402