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The Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun
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The Chelsea Bun House in 1839, originator of the Chelsea bun
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 Bakery Buns Chelsea
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Step back in time to 1839 and experience the charm of The Chelsea Bun House, the original purveyor of the beloved Chelsea Bun located in the heart of London. Nestled on the main road from Pimlico to Chelsea, this quaint shop was a favorite haunt for Hanoverian royalty, including Kings George II and III. The Chelsea Bun House, a historic bakery, was more than just a place to purchase delicious pastries; it was a beloved institution in the community. The building, with its rustic brick facade and inviting frontage, exuded an air of tradition and excellence. The buns, a sweet, brioche-like pastry filled with currants and candied peel, were a delight to the senses. Their golden brown exterior, glistening with a light coating of sugar, beckoned passersby to take a bite. The Chelsea Bun House was a fixture in the London landscape for over a century, and its reputation for producing the finest Chelsea buns in the city drew visitors from far and wide. The buns were not only enjoyed by the royal family but also by the local residents and tourists alike. The shop's popularity endured through the decades, making it a cherished piece of London's rich culinary history. This photograph, taken in 1839, offers a rare glimpse into the past and provides a window into the world of The Chelsea Bun House. The image captures the essence of the shop, with its bustling activity and the warm, inviting atmosphere that drew people in. As you gaze at this image, you can almost hear the sounds of the bustling shop and smell the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked Chelsea buns wafting through the air.
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