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Bakewell is a popular tourist town in the Peak District. It has many fine buildings and a 700 year old bridge made of the attractive local brownstone. Most buildings date back to the 17th and 18th century. The Market Hall, Holme Hall and Bath house are of note. The Bath House was built in 1697 by the Duke of Rutland and is fed by warm springs known since Roman times. The town is famous for its Bakewell Tart which originated when a customer of the Rutland Arms ordered a Strawberry Tart but the cook made it upside down, with the egg mixture on top of the strawberry jam insterad of using it in the pastry.
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