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Haworth: History behind home of authors Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte where The Railway Children and Rita, Sue and Bob Too were filmed

The village of Haworth goes back centuries and is well known for being the birthplace of authors Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte - here is its history. Haworth is a tourist location famous for its ...
The New York Times

What Brontë Country Tells Us About Britain Today

The windswept area of northern England where Emily Brontë wrote “Wuthering Heights” remains a place of startling natural beauty. Literature fans flock to Haworth, the village where the Brontë siblings ...
The Atlantic

The Haworth Brontë

The latest edition of the writings of the Brontë sister 1 is a notable one. The seven ample volumes are a pleasure to the eye and the hand. Facsimiles of manuscript, abundant illustrations of scenes ...
Smithsonian Magazine

The Making of Emily Brontë

A new film imagines the events that inspired the notoriously private author to write “Wuthering Heights” Based on a True Story Michelle Mehrtens | Arts and Culture Correspondent In December 1847, ...
The Yorkshire Post

Oh La La, Haworth: ‘I’ve discovered secret doorways in the building where Brontë sisters bought their writing paper in the 1800s’

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