Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum
Historic bakehouse and tearoom serving a famous buttered bun, with a cellar kitchen museum.
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This guide to Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House in Bath follows a plain buttered bun and the people who treated it as a business, from a Georgian breakfast garden to a baker with a gift for tunes. It touches on the house deeds of the seventeen-forties, a century of family bakers, and an artist who took on the building in the nineteen-thirties. Best heard at a table downstairs, with the wall-hung deeds in view.
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