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The Temple, Heaton Park viewed from Heaton Hall — Stock Photo, Image

The Temple, Heaton Park viewed from Heaton Hall — Photo

Designed by James Wyatt in 1800 for the First Earl of Wilton, the ornamental temple is a simple, small rotunda of Tuscan columns with a domed roof and lantern. This Grade II listed building stands on the highest point of the City of Manchester.

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