What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Site of the 13th century moated manor house of the de Rokeby Family from which the name of Rugby derives
Rokeby Manor House was a significant 13th-century moated residence of the de Rokeby family, after whom the town of Rugby is named, highlighting its historical importance in the region's development.
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