Lewis Carroll

Tommy also learns Rugby School's fascinating 450-year history and discovers that many famous former pupils made their mark in the world throughout the centuries, from writer Lewis Carol, the author of Alice in Wonderland, to William Webb Ellis, founder of Rugby football.

Visitors are invited to go along to sip tea (or juice) and nibble on jam tarts at an ever changing table of delights with real characters straight from the pages of Lewis Carol's classic tale, with treasures to find and songs to sing and games to play.

This is covered in the next article in the series, 'Seeking the Snarks' -- (the snark is a mythical and hard to find creature in Lewis Carol's poem by the same name).

Children's author Lewis Carol ensured that the unicorn's story would live forever by including one in Alice's adventures in Through the Looking Glass.

Charles Dodgson, better known under his penname Lewis Carol, used to be a regular visitor here.

CHAMBERLAIN Jim Dear Dad loved and remembered always, Sandra, Pat and Christopher x LEWIS Carol Can't believe eight years have passed without you.

Lewis Carol once wrote, "If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there." Let me suggest, "If you know where you are going, surely there is a road to get you there."