The Lodge, which was built by Lady Meux in 1889 and adjoined Temple Bar at Theobalds Park, was sold at auction for £26,000.
Rare medal found
An extremley rare medal struck from the lead roof of the Temple Bar, when it was dismantled in Fleet Street in 1878 has been found …
Commemorative Plaque
CWO build a commemorative plaque marking the former site of Temple Bar at Theobalds Park, Cheshunt. Stones from the former lodge…
The Official Opening of Temple Bar
The Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Robert Finch officially opens the Temple Bar Gateway on Wednesday 10th November 2004.
Time Capsule
Stonemasons have buried a Time Capsule inside the floor of the upper chamber. A diamond drill was used to cut the 100mm diameter hole.
Last stone is laid
History is made after 126 years, London’s most famous gateway has now been reassembled back in the City. The last remaining stone…
Time Lord
The stainless steel Time Capsule contains a factual snapshot of the City of London in 2004, together with notes, black and white photographs…
Last stone is lifted
The last remaining stone from Temple Bar was lifted from the ground at 1pm on Wednesday, 4th February 2004. The stone known as LUFC7…
Time Capsule found
The Time Capsule buried within Temple Bar by Lady Meux in 1889, has been found by the stone masons. The 115 year old glass jar…
First stone is laid
Jacko and Phil, lay the first stone at Paternoster Square. Stone 1/1 forms part of the plinth which will form a base for Temple Bar…
Work starts in the City
On Thursday 16 October 2003 the Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman Gavyn Arthur, unveiled a commemorative plaque at Paternoster
First stone is dismantled
Another important date was added to the history of London’s most famous gateway, when the first stone of Temple Bar was carefully dismantled.
Work starts at Theobalds
Contractors start preparing the site surrounding London’s most famous gateway – Temple Bar at Theobalds Park, Cheshunt.