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6 de oct. de 2022 · Inside the Yorkshire home of the Brontë sisters. 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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Haworth | Bronte Parsonage Museum. The Pennine village where the Bronte sisters grew up was then a crowded industrial town, polluted, smelly and wretchedly unhygienic.
Wednesday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday. May to September 2024. Wednesday - Monday, 10am - 5pm. Closed Tuesdays. Last entry to the Museum is at 4pm. Please note: The Bront ë Parsonage Museum is a historic building. For the safety and comfort of our visitors, we monitor visitor numbers in order to avoid over-crowding.
- Where Is Haworth and Brontë country?
- Where Is The Home of The Brontë Sisters?
- Timeline of The Brontës in Haworth
- Visiting The Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth
- More Things to Do in Haworth
- How to Get to Haworth
Haworth and the Brontë Country is in West Yorkshire, in the North of England. Haworth is 42 miles to the west from York and 20 miles from Leeds, which is the closest major city to Brontë Country. Manchester is 45 miles to the south west. Visiting Brontë Country is an easy day trip from Manchester, Leeds, Bradford and many other parts of the North. ...
The Brontë sisters lived most of their lives at the Parsonage in Haworth. Their father Patrick Brontë was the priest at Haworth Parish Church, a position which brought with it a house next door to the church – the Parsonage. After Patrick Brontë died in 1861 the contents of the Parsonage were auctioned off to clear it for the next occupant. The hou...
April 21, 1816: Charlotte Brontë was born. At the time, her father Patrick Brontë was curate of the church at Thornton, 6 miles from Haworth. Charlotte was the third child of Patrick and Maria Brontë; her two elder sisters Elizabeth and Maria both died in 1825 aged 10 and 11 of tuberculosis. June 26th, 1817:Branwell Brontë was born. July 30th, 1818...
For any lover of the Brontë sisters’ books, visiting the Brontë Parsonage Museum is a wonderful experience. The house has been restored and re-furnished to be as close as possible as it was when Charlotte, Emily and Anne lived there. When you visit, you’ll buy your tickets in the gift shop at the side (this part of the house is a later addition) an...
When you visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum, don’t miss out on seeing the rest of the village the Brontës lived in. There are plenty of other things to do in Haworth.
By car
It’s relatively easy to get to Haworth by car, but some of the roads in the area (especially over the moors) are very narrow and parking in the village is limited. That said, visiting Haworth by car does give you more flexibility, especially if you want to visit nearby attractions like Hardcastle Crags, Heptonstall and the village of Hebden Bridge.
By train
This is probably the loveliest way to travel to Haworth and Brontë country, but make sure you check train times from Keighley to Haworth on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway well in advance. You can get a direct train to Keighley from Skipton, Leeds and Bradford, or change at Leeds for services from York, Manchester and other cities. Travelling to Haworth by train doesn’t mean missing out on nearby attractions. Another historic mill town, Saltaire, is on the same railway line between Leeds/...
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3 de ago. de 2019 · This guide delves into exactly what you can see and do at the Bronte sisters’ village, including top tips for visiting the Bronte Parsonage Museum, the church where Patrick Bronte was the parson, and the churchyard where you can still see the Bronte sisters’ gravestones.
Brontë Birthplace. Coordinates: 53.7908°N 1.8472°W. The Brontë Birthplace in 2005. The Brontë Birthplace is a house in Market Street, Thornton, West Yorkshire, England, where writers Anne, Charlotte and Emily Brontë, and their brother Branwell, were born between 1816 and 1820.
