Premises on Church Street, Rugby
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Premises on Church Street, Rugby
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 7 Jan 2018
A red brick bank, and the other, 16, also seems to be business premises now. It is grade II*(star) listed, late 18th century, 'built as a home for Count Wratislaw, father of Slavonic Scholar Count Albert Hanxy Wratislaw (1822-92) who lived here for the early part of his life'.
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