Classical Ionic temple originally known as The Grecian Temple comprising a pedimented portico leading to an internal cella and flanked by a peristyle. Built between 1747-9, modified between 1751-55, and re-edified as Temple of Concord and Victory between 1761-64. Built according to strict archaeological principles. Restored to 1760s arrangement by N.T. between 1994- 96. Site:150281*0 [National Trust Heritage Records].