2026-04-10T04:54:30+01:0012,437368415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11655163246TELEVISION SETYPurpose built or modified structure or building used for scenery in a television program.1P923793525TELEVISION STUDIOYA building or series of rooms specially designed for the recording and transmission of live or taped television programmes.1P565070754Telling HouseN1N9972100219Temperance Billiard HallNUse both terms1N645271830TEMPERANCE HALLYA meeting hall of the Temperance Society.1P923893526TEMPERANCE HOTELYA hotel where no alcohol is available.1P923993527TEMPERANCE PUBLIC HOUSEYA public house where no alcohol is sold.1P971094172Temperance RestaurantN1N924093528TEMPERATE HOUSEYA building with a regulated moderate temperature for the cultivation of plants.1P512370123TEMPLARS CAMERAYA residence used during short visits by an official and attendants of the Knights Templars for administrative purposes on their estates.1P924193529TEMPLARS CHURCHYA church, sometimes circular in plan, founded by the Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, commonly known as the Knights Templar.1P661183670TEMPLARS GRANGEYAn outlying farm or estate belonging to the Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, commonly known as the Knights Templars1P517670176TEMPLARS PRECEPTORYYThe residence of a preceptor, officials and servants, etc, supervising the estates of the Knights Templars military order. Includes the mother house styled the Temple, London. The Order was suppressed in 1312.1P188110243396466TEMPLATEYA pattern cut out in wood or metal to help shape something accurately or to reproduce shapes.128P3489138328TEMPLATEYA timber placed horizontally in a cob or stone wall to support the foot of a post or cruck blade.546P519670196TEMPLEYUse for places of worship. For later landscape features use, eg. GARDEN TEMPLE.1P985897476Temple MausoleumNUse both terms.1N10176122499TEMPORARY BRIDGEYA type of bridge which was designed for temporary use and then capable of being moved to another site. Use for temporary bridges which have remained in situ since erection.1P439668911TEMPORARY CAMPYA temporary overnight camp enclosed by a shallow ditch and palisade, constructed by Roman troops on campaigns or manoeuvres.1P924293530TenailleN1N924393531TenaillonN1N924493532TENANTS HALLYA communal room or building attached to flats.1P2393100474TENDERYA small vessel attached to a larger vessel (usually a warship) for general harbour duties such as taking crewmen ashore or fetching supplies.143P448168997TENEMENTYA parcel of land.1P616671489TENEMENT BLOCKYUse for speculatively built 19th century "model dwellings", rather than those built by a philanthropic society.1P924593533TENEMENT FACTORYYA purpose-built factory for more than one occupier (eg. for several different workshops).1P615471476TENEMENT HOUSEYOriginally built as a family house. Converted into flats during the 19th or 20th century.1P3490138329TENIAYA small moulding on the top of the architrave in the Doric order.546P924693534TENNIS CLUBYA site containing a tennis court, changing facilities and a club house.1P11623162993Tennis ClubhouseNUse both terms.1N