Charlotte Bronte's writing desk on display at the Bronte Parsonage Museum on February 8, 2012 in Haworth, England. The famous Bronte sisters lived at Haworth Parsonage from 1820 to 1861. Their former ...

Life in Haworth at the time of the Brontes is to be brought to life in a new exhibition – thanks to local people who went rummaging in their attics. The result of the Bronteana appeal was a stack of ...

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You pronounce it How’it. The cobbled streets of Haworth, a pretty little English village that clings to the edge of the West Yorkshire moors, wind up the hill, and are lined with pubs like the Fleece, ...

An artist’s sketch of Haworth Parsonage, the former residence of the celebrated Bronte sisters — Charlotte, Emily and Anne — hangs in my childhood home. Nearly 40 years old, the framed casement cloth ...

The table was purchased for £580,000 with a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund A writing table at which the Brontë sisters penned some of their greatest works has gone on public display ...

Grant Montgomery is the production designer whose team recreated the parsonage in Haworth for Sally Wainwright's new Brontë TV drama. Chris Bond talked to him. Grant Montgomery remembers the first ...

A £20,000 donation has been made on behalf of the late poet to help preserve the historic home of the sibling novelists The estate of TS Eliot has stepped in to shore up the Brontë Parsonage with a ...

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Tracy Chevalier on her role as curator in the celebrations marking the author’s bicentenary in Haworth How do you celebrate the important anniversary of an iconic figure in the British cultural ...