Friends of Sydney Gardens
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  • Eating Out - Georgian Style
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    • Sydney Gardens Gala
  • Fundraising
    • GIFTS crafted from the Peace Oak
    • Sydney Gardens GIFTS
  • Supper Box Renovation Project
  • The Reservoir Renovation Project
  • Georgian Garden
  • Why Sydney?
  • History
    • The Bandstand
    • The Canal
    • The Grotto
    • The Railway
    • Supper Boxes
    • Temple of Minerva
  • Activities in Sydney Gardens
    • Activity Trails
    • Tree Trail >
      • 01_black_pine
      • 02_cappadocian_maple
      • 03_peace_oak
      • 04_coastal_redwood
      • 05_yellow_bean_tree
      • 06_tree_of_heaven
      • 07_maidenhair_tree
      • 08_european_beech
      • 09_london_plane
      • 10_tulip_tree
      • 11_blue_atlas_cedar
      • 12_giant_sequoia
      • 13_cedar_of_lebanon
      • 14_weeping_ash
      • 15_london_plane
    • Exercise Classes for the Over 55s and Over 70s Page
    • Sydney Gardens - Roman Burials
    • Tennis @ the park
    • Yoga Classes
    • Garden Yogis
  • The Amazing Trees of Sydney Gardens
    • Birds in the park
  • Our Netflix 'Hope is Everything' Bench
  • Roasted Lemon CafĂ©
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The Temple of  Minerva


The Temple of Minerva was built in 1911, by the Bath Stone builders, to showcase their work at Crystal Palace as part of the Festival of Empire exhibition held in 1912. It is an exact copy of the Temple of Sulis Minerva found in the Roman Baths.
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