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Welcome to the Church Inn, Chelmorton, a
homely local inn in this historic Peak District Derbyshire village, mentioned
in the Domesday Book.
The inn has been here since 1742 when a certain
George Holme opened it as an alehouse called the 'Blacksmith's Arms', but it
was renamed the 'Church Inn' in 1884.
We offer Bed and Breakfast
accommodation for up to six people, well located for visits to nearby Buxton or
for exploring the Peak District, and we serve tasty meals from a varied menu at
lunch times and in the evenings.
Finally of course we have a warm,
welcoming and homely bar, with an excellent range of beers, wines and spirits.
We have been in the CAMRA 'Good Beer Guide' for the last 5
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