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                <dc:title>Restoration of the Temple of Concord and Victory, Stowe</dc:title>
                
                    <dc:creator>Project Leader: Inskip and Jenkins Architects (London - GB)</dc:creator>
                
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                            <dc:relation>www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stowe/features/the-garden-at-stowe  </dc:relation>
                        
                
                
                
                    <dc:publisher>Organisation: The National Trust</dc:publisher>
                
                
                
                    <dc:contributor>The National Trust</dc:contributor>
                
                
                    <dc:date>Duration From: 1997-01-01</dc:date>
                
                
                    <dc:date>Duration To: 1997-12-31</dc:date>
                
                
                    <dcterms:created>Built: 18th century </dcterms:created>
                
                <dc:date>Entry year: 1998</dc:date>
                
                    <dc:date>Project Duration: 1997</dc:date>
                
                <dc:type>Diploma</dc:type>
                <dc:subject>Stock: CONSERVATION</dc:subject>
                
                    
                        <dc:subject>Category: architectural heritage</dc:subject>
                    
                
                
                    
                        <dc:subject>Building Type: Special building</dc:subject>
                    
                

                
                    
                        <dc:subject>Style: Neoclassical</dc:subject>
                    
                

                
                    <dc:description>The Temple of Concord and Victory was originally known as the Grecian Building. It was the first neoclassical building in Europe and was begun in 1747. In 1763 it was rededicated to celebrate victory in the seven years war.  After the Stowe sales in 1921 and the foundation of the school, the building went into decline and sixteen of its columns were removed and replaced with brickwork, whilst its use went from fencing school to furniture store. The restoration of the Temple of Concord and Victory has been the most important of the Trust's restorations at Stowe since the gift of the Gardens in 1989 and was supported by English Heritage and two major benefactors.









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                <dc:identifier>Registration Nr.: 98/UK/03</dc:identifier>
                <dc:identifier>Intern Registration Nr.: W-1998 CON-13 GB</dc:identifier>
                <dc:identifier>Version Nr.: 1998113</dc:identifier>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>GPS: 52°1'51.5" N; 1°1'7.0" W</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Town: Stowe near Buckingham, Buckinghamhire (England)</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>ZIP Code: MK18 5EE</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                
                
                    <dc:description>Former Use: Memorial, fencing school, furniture store</dc:description>
                
                
                    <dc:description>Jury Citation: For the immaculate restoration of a major classical monument, important in itself as a key element in designed parkland of renowned quality.</dc:description>
                
                
                
                
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Country Name: United Kingdom</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
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