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English: The Board of Aid building in Rugby, Tennessee, USA. The original Board of Aid building was built in 1880 and maintained Rugby colonist Robert Walton and his descendants until the 1950s. After it burned in 1977, it was reconstructed by preservationist groups. The greenish building to the right is the Rugby Commissary. |
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| Author | Brian Stansberry |
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