A talk on the 1oo years of Chatwins is taking place at Nantwich Museum next month.
Paul Rooney will be hosting the talk at the Pillory Street venue on Wednesday October 2.
It is the story of the oldest bakery in Cheshire, which was established in 1913 in the centre of Nantwich by John Chatwin.
In those days bread was delivered using a horse-drawn van.
Today the company employs more than 300 bakers and shop staff with over 20 shops and coffee lounges throughout Cheshire and Staffordshire.
The talk forms a part of the Nantwich Eats exhibition. Tickets cost £3, museum members £2, and are now available from the museum shop.
Nantwich Eats runs until October 26. Inspired by the Chatwins centenary, it tells the story of 100 years of food shopping in the town with fascinating insights into a constantly changing scene.
Focusing on key dates from 1913, the exhibition illustrates changes in food shopping habits, where people shopped, when, what they bought and how it was bought.
Contact Nantwich Museum on [email protected], call 01270 627104, visit www.nantwichmuseum.org.uk
It may be the oldest bakery in Nantwich but I doubt it is the oldest bakery in Cheshire!