A year after the family arrived there in 1820, the children’s mother, Maria, died; two elder sisters had also died young (the one ... A house museum since 1928, owned and run by the Brontë Society, ...

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.” ...

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 ...

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 ...

Journalist and Bronte historian Sharon Wright ... Ms Wright, who is from Bradford, not far from where the sisters lived in Haworth, says: “These three Yorkshire women, deserve their place ...

HAWORTH'S famous literary siblings have been spotted on a Northern train. The Brontë sisters feature in artwork now adorning a Class 331 unit. There are also depictions of landmarks including Bradford ...

Although the youngest of the Brontë sisters was a notoriously private ... as the two frolic together amid the rugged terrain of the Haworth moors. Writer and Mansfield Park actor Frances O ...

Emily Brontë and her sisters lived in Haworth, West Yorkshire. The wild moors surrounding the village were the inspiration for Wuthering Heights. The bleak and stormy landscape was the perfect ...