RUGBY WALKING TOUR

The visit begins with viewing a short film in the Visitor Center's projection room. Then four short distance locations are within walking distance. It is The Hughes Free Public Library (1882), the library that still houses the 7 000 volumes entrusted to it at the beginning of the th century; Kingstone Lisle (1884), the residence of the founder of the founder of the colony Thomas Hughes; Christ Church Episcopal (1887), the little church at Rugby Gothic architecture (service every Sunday at 11 am); The Rugby Schoolhouse (1907), who replaced the first school destroyed in 1906 in a fire. It allowed students until 1951. This visit can be modified according to current restorations.