located in the Brontë family home in Haworth, Yorkshire, recently placed the winning bid on the watercolor painting known as ...

Ms Wright, who is from Bradford, not far from where the sisters lived in Haworth, says: “These three Yorkshirewomen deserve their place here, but they also deserve to have their name spelled ...

IT was on April 20, 1820 that the Bronte family left their home in Thornton for a new life in Haworth. Six horse-drawn carts, piled high with furniture and other belongings, took the Reverend Patrick ...

Haworth is nestled within the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, once home to the famous Bronte sisters. The former family home has turned into a museum, making it a popular spot for book lovers.

Charlotte was known to have several teeth missing; TB (which killed five of the six Brontë siblings) was rife and the average life expectancy in Haworth ... in pushing the sisters to write.” ...

The Brontë Parsonage Museum, which occupies the house were the Brontë sisters lived in the village of Haworth, Yorkshire in northern England, is maintained by the Brontë Society. It educates ...

The Parsonage, built in 1778-9, was the lifelong home of the Brontë family: most famously the Brontë sisters, Charlotte, Emily and Anne. The Museum opened in 1928 and tells the story of their ...