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Tag: Templar

Jun 10

Temple Lane Ritual Routeway

Filed under Articles, Early Christian, Reports, Ritual walkway/pilrimage path

The presence of Temple Lane and Temple Hill near West Witton, along with the historical Penhill Preceptory and the Temple Folly, suggests a relationship with a tradition of pilgrimage to Penhill Preceptory, within the Christian period.

Christian, Folly, knights, Penhill, Preceptory, Templar, Temple, Temple Hill, Temple Lane, West Burthon, West Witton
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Jun 10

The Knights Templar

Filed under Early Christian, Medieval, Norman

The Knights Templar, an order of warrior monks founded in the 12th century, had a significant presence in Yorkshire, England. They were known as formidable fighters during the Crusades and were recognized by their distinctive white mantles with a red cross.