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Interior of the Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun

Interior of the Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun


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Interior of the Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun

Interior of the Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun and patronised by Hanoverian royalty, Kings George II and III. The shop was on the main road from Pimlico to Chelsea. Date: 1839

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1830s 1839 Buns Chelsea


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Step back in time and experience the enchanting ambiance of the Interior of the Chelsea Bun House in 1839, a historic establishment renowned for being the originator of the delightful Chelsea bun. Situated on the main road from Pimlico to Chelsea, this charming shop was a favorite haunt of Hanoverian royalty, including Kings George II and III. The photograph, taken in 1839, offers a captivating glimpse into the past, revealing the cozy and inviting interior of the bun house. The warm, golden light filters in through the windows, casting a soft glow on the wooden tables and shelves laden with an array of freshly baked buns. The walls are adorned with intricate floral wallpaper, adding to the sense of elegance and refinement. The Chelsea Bun House was a beloved institution in 1830s London, and its popularity can be attributed to the unique and delectable Chelsea buns it produced. These buns, made with sweet, spiced dough rolled around raisins and currants, were a favorite among the aristocracy and common folk alike. As you gaze upon this photograph, imagine the bustling activity of the shop, with customers eagerly waiting in line to purchase their freshly baked buns, and the aroma of sweet, spiced dough wafting through the air. The Chelsea Bun House was more than just a shop; it was a beloved piece of London's rich culinary history, and a testament to the enduring appeal of traditional British baked goods.

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