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Name:Temple Farm
NY SMR Number:MNY10015
Type of record:Building
Last edited:Feb 26 2020 8:46AM

Protected Status

  • Listed Building (II) 326470: Temple Manor, Main Street, Temple Hirst, Selby, North Yorkshire
Grid Reference:SE 597 251
Parish:Temple Hirst [8027]; Selby

Monument Type(s):

Other References/Statuses

  • AMIE Reference / HOB UID: 56180 TEMPLE MANOR
  • National Monuments Record: SE52NE3
  • Old Sites & Monuments Record Number: 9336

Full description

THE REMAINS OF THE PRECEPTORY ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE FARM BUILDINGS THE MOST IMPORTANT BEING A LATE NORMAN DOORWAY. IT WAS ESTABLISHED BY RALPH D E HASTINGS IN 1152AD AND DISSOLVED IN AD1308-12.(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Information about Temple Farm and the preceptory is included in a book published in 2010.(10)


<1> Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 1884, Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, p 96; 98 - 99; 261 FN77 (Serial). SNY2177.


<2> Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 1977 - 1980, Yorkshire Studies Card, SE52NE 2157 (Card Index). SNY2.


<3> Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 1929, Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, P373 (Serial). SNY2196.


<4> 1971, MEDIEVAL RELIGIOUS HOUSES: ENGLAND AND WALES, P292 296 (Bibliographic reference). SNY1673.


<5> 1979, The Buildings of England: Yorkshire the West Riding, P509 (Monograph). SNY1844.


<6> Ordnance Survey, Various, Ordnance Survey Record Card, SE52NE003 (Card Index). SNY1.


<7> Field Archaeology Specialists Ltd, 2007, Watching Brief Preceptory Farm Temple Hirst North Yorkshire (Report). SNY11624.


<8> Institute of Historical Research, 1913 (1974), Victoria County History of the Counties of England County of Yorkshire Volume III, p 259 (Monograph). SNY16144.


<9> 1999, Yorkshire Monasteries Cloister, Land and People, p 225 (Monograph). SNY16258.


<10> Henry Farrar, 2010, Sleepy Hollow? The former parish of Birkin including: West Haddlesey, Chapel and East Haddlesey, Temple Hirst, & Hirst Courtney. (Monograph). SNY20006.

Sources and further reading

<1>SNY2177 - Serial: Yorkshire Archaeological Society. 1884. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal. p 96; 98 - 99; 261 FN77.
<2>SNY2 - Card Index: Yorkshire Archaeological Society. 1977 - 1980. Yorkshire Studies Card. SE52NE 2157.
<3>SNY2196 - Serial: Yorkshire Archaeological Society. 1929. Yorkshire Archaeological Journal. P373.
<4>SNY1673 - Bibliographic reference: 1971. MEDIEVAL RELIGIOUS HOUSES: ENGLAND AND WALES. KNOWLES D; HADCOCK R N. P292 296.
<5>SNY1844 - Monograph: 1979. The Buildings of England: Yorkshire the West Riding. Pevsner, N. P509.
<6>SNY1 - Card Index: Ordnance Survey. Various. Ordnance Survey Record Card. Various authors. SE52NE003 .
<7>SNY11624 - Report: Field Archaeology Specialists Ltd. 2007. Watching Brief Preceptory Farm Temple Hirst North Yorkshire. 2007/07/31.
<8>SNY16144 - Monograph: Institute of Historical Research. 1913 (1974). Victoria County History of the Counties of England County of Yorkshire Volume III. Page, W (ed). p 259.
<9>SNY16258 - Monograph: 1999. Yorkshire Monasteries Cloister, Land and People. Jennings, B. p 225.
<10>SNY20006 - Monograph: Henry Farrar. 2010. Sleepy Hollow? The former parish of Birkin including: West Haddlesey, Chapel and East Haddlesey, Temple Hirst, & Hirst Courtney.. FARRAR, H. 2013/09/27.

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