 Bronte Parsonage Museum - Reviews from across the web
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Bronte Parsonage Museum - Haworth - Reviews of Bronte Parsonage Museum - TripAdvisor
The Museum was magical and a lifetime experience. I am a Mäori male from New Zealand. I have taught and studied the Bronte' family over many years. Wuthering Heights and Emily being my ...
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Bronte Parsonage Museum, Yorkshire - IgoUgo Reviews
If you do not know about the Brontes and you have the slightest interest in English literature, remedy this defect as soon as possible. Meanwhile the briefest introduction: Between 1814 and 1820 six children were born to Patrick and Maria Bronte. Any more became somewhat unlikely as Maria died of TB...
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Bronte Parsonage Museum - Haworth
Inside Mr Bronte's study is where Patrick Bronte carried out his daily work on behalf of the Parish. Letters raising the poor sanitation in Haworth were written here. On the table is a magnifying glass to help Patrick Bronte read, his sight became poor, and at age 69 it was necessary for him to have...
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The Good Web Guide Website Review - Bronte Parsonage Museum
The online home of the Bront� Parsonage Museum is decorated with pictures of the museum and the surrounding Yorkshire moors. The section labelled The Bront�s begins with an essay placing the family in its historical context and includes a detailed chronology under Brief History, together with a biog...
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- Bronte Parsonage Museum, Haworth, West Yorkshire
Despite their tragically short lives, Branwell, Charlotte, Emily and Anne achieved more than most. All were talented authors, and although only Branwell appears to have enjoyed public success as an artist, it seems all the children were good artists. Some of Branwell's works are on display at the mu...
yorkshire-escapes.com
Visit Bronte Country
The Parsonage, built in 1778-9 was the lifelong home of the Bronte family. It was opened as a museum in 1928. It is set out with the Brontes' own furniture and possessions, bringing the rooms to life as they would have been in...
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