Bakewell and District Historical Society
A museum hidden away in the heart of the Peak District, this Tudor house has many stories to tell.
Built during the reign of Henry VIII, the building was originally a tax collector’s cottage. Ralph Gell of Hopton, near Wirksworth, had taken over the collection of tithes (the tenth of all produce that was due to the church) and needed a house for his steward, Christopher Plant.
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