The Tresham Trail

I spent two weeks in the midlands of England, Northamptonshire, and central London through a program called Community Colleges for International Development (CCID).

Many of the wonderful sites visited were along the historic Tresham Trail, named after Sir Thomas Tresham (1544-1605).

Tresham Trail Links - Althorp, Kettering, Rockingham Castle, Rushton Triangular Lodge, Stoke Bruerne, Stowe Gardens and Folly, Sulgrave Manor.

Take A Brief Photo Tour - click on photos below.

           Pubs: A Way of Life in England                          English Flowers & Gardens

                            London                                                Cambridge

             Sulgrave Manor, built 1539                      Northamptonshire Countryside     

    George Washington's Ancestral Home                                        

Sinclair College has a sister college relationship with

the Tresham Institute in Kettering, England.

  Kettering is a Sister City to Kettering, Ohio     Sir Thomas Tresham, after a spiritual                                                               conversion, built the Triangular Lodge                                                            at Rushton in 1597. It is a tribute to                                                            the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit)

                                                           in that everything comes in multiples of

                                                           three. The lodge contains 3 sides, 3

                                                           floors, 3 windows on each wall, 3 gables,

                                                           and so on...