On 2nd May 1802, the East India Company owned by the Governor of Prince of Wales Island, Sir George Leith Boranet Lieutenant granted Ranee a piece of land in the district of Ayer Itam. Ranee created a trust fund in respect of the land known as Lot 171 and 172 T.S. 3 for the temple charity. This trust was further confirmed by a WILL dated 12th July 1872 and a Trust deed created in 1920 and was administered by respective trustees from time to time. The temple housed a clay image depicting Lord Sri Rama and some photographs of Sri Rama placed in the sanctorum. After the image therein worshipped, the temple is today known as “Sri Ramar Temple” From the above historical development it is presumed that the temple structure was created sometime prior in 1872, thereby placing this temple in the category of being one of the oldest temples in Penang. By a Legislative Order the trust was passed in 1930 to the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowment Board and subsequently to the Hindu Endowment Board.

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