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What 's Happening On The Day: On Saturday, show day, there are cars to see and talk about, a silent
auction and vendors? goods to explore. During the lull between the end of judging and the awards

announcement you needn? be bored: There?s always some new activity offered, plus a National Parks Service
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Ranger led hike, and a free abbreviated tour of some of Historic Rugby?s buildings for show car registrants.

All day long there's shopping for unique Rugby souvenirs and gifts and a Tea Table-Setting contest for you to
judge.
Saturday evening, all those remaining in Rugby, including club members, volunteers, Rugby Residents and
Historic Rugby, Inc. members, will gather at Oak Lodge. It's pot luck. Bring along a dish/libation to share. This
is an evening of fun to review all the hilarious events of the day and meet and make new friends.

How Do I Get There? Historic Rugby is located on Tennessee?s Cumberland Plateau, between Knoxville
and Crossville. From Knoxville, travel either I-75 North to Exit 141 (Huntsville/Oneida), then Highway 63 to a left
on Highway 27. Turn right on Highway 52 and follow the signs; or (from the west side of town) take Pelissippi
Parkway (62) through Oak Ridge, then turn right onto 27 at Oliver Springs. Follow 27 to Elgin, then turn on left
on 52 and follow the signs to a marked right on Rugby Pkwy.
From Crossville, follow Highway 127 North to Jamestown, then right onto Route 296 through Allardt. Follow
Highway 52 to a marked left onto Rugby Pkwy. Remember, Rugby is In Eastern time zone, barely!

Two Ways to Participate- Judged or Display Only go here for
a registration form:

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