Rev. Rachel Bray, 4th great granddaughter of John Templeton visits his grave at Clifton Street Cemetery, Belfast.
l/r. Chris Spurr, Chairman-Ulster History Circle, Michael Longley, Edna Longley and Seamus McKee, Ulster History Circle.
Chris Spurr welcomes guests to the unveiling of the blue plaque at the Tropical Ravine, Botanic Gardens, Belfast.
l/r. Patricia Pyne-Ulster History Circle; May Graham, Friends of Botanic; Lord Mayor- Councillor Ryan Murphy; Rev. Rachel Bray, Chris Spurr-Chairman-Ulster History Circle, John Gray, Jenny McBriar and Seamus McKee, UHC.
Lord Mayor Councillor Ryan Murphy and Rev. Rachel Bray unveil the blue plaque to John Templeton.
May Graham who nominated John Templeton for the blue plaque with Adrian Walsh, Chairman – Friends of Botanic.
Patricia Pyne-Ulster History Circle speaking on the life and times of botanist, John Templeton.
The John Templeton Diaries held at the Ulster Museum.
l/r. Chris Spurr, Rev. Rachel Bray, Seamus McKee and Rhonda Ridley, Curator of Botany – National Museums N.I.
May Graham with Rev. Rachel Bray.
Rev. Rachel Bray with Colin Agnew Supervisor – Botanic Gardens, Belfast.
NVTV records the event at the Tropical Ravine.
The Grimshaw Cross in Carnmoney Parish Church graveyard. John Templeton is mentioned on the base of the Cross. His daughter married James Grimshaw.