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Oct 6, 2022 · Ahead of the release of Emily, we look around the house of the literary Brontë sisters in Haworth, where their childhood surroundings have been recreated on the edge of the Yorkshire moors. By Thomas Barrie. 6 October 2022. Getty Images.
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Mar 12, 2020 · Visit Haworth: Home of The Brontë Sisters. For a Brontë fan, to visit Haworth feels like a pilgrimage. The village, nestled in the heart of West Yorkshire was home to Anne, Emily and Charlotte Brontë and provided the inspiration for all of their works. Visiting here brings their world to life.
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- Brontë Parsonage Museum
- Haworth Parish Church
- Brontë Waterfall and Top Withens
- Ponden Hall
- Thornton
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This is the former home of the Brontë family and the place where Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall were written. Now housing the world’s largest collection of Bronte papers, furniture and personal possessions, the museum also presents a varied programme of events and exhibition. During 2017, the museum will be marking the...
With the exception of Anne, all the members of the Brontë family were interred in a tomb beneath the church which adjacent to the Parsonage. Guided tours are available. For more information: haworthchurch.co.uk
Charlotte, Emily and Anne often visited the falls situated on the moors just over 2 miles from Haworth. It is a popular walk for those not wanting to go the extra distance to get to Top Withens (pictured above), the remote ruin which many believe is the setting of Wuthering Heights. Haworth Visitor Information Centre can provide details of these wa...
This luxurious B&B in Stanbury, a village near Haworth, offers cream tea and tours of the hall once owned by the Heaton family, who were acquaintances of the Brontës. Charlotte, Emily and their brother Branwell used the library, and Emily based parts of Wuthering Heights here. For more information: ponden-hall.co.uk
Patrick was parson at Old Bell Chapel in the village of Thornton before moving to Haworth, and Charlotte, Emily, Branwell and Anne were born in nearby Market Street. The house where the family lived is now Emily’s, a coffee house and delicatessen. For more information: delucaboutique.co.uk To Walk Invisible is on Thursday 29 December BBC1 9pm
Beamish, Whitby and the North York Moors Railway, 3 nights from £279pp On this wonderful, great-value weekend break you'll visit Whitby, step back in time at Beamish Open Air Museum, and ride the steam-hauled North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
A Virtual Literary Tour of the Brontë Sisters. Discover the places that inspired the work of the three sisters. By Google Arts & Culture. The Brontës were a 19th century family born in the...
Sep 2, 2009 · William Ecenbarger. September 2, 2009. Following the Brontë Trail across the moors, the Wayfarers group walked between eight and 10 miles a day in Yorkshire and Derbyshire. Susan Ecenbarger. The ...
