"Upon a hilltop sits Haworth, contiguous to the sombre Pennine moors.
Renowned for the Brontë connection, many of the notable works were written nearby, and their presence from 1820 to 1861 left quite the legacy.
Haworth remains a popular stop for the Keighley and Worth Valley Steam Railway, and the settlement of the village can be traced back to the early thirteenth century.
Prominent is its cobbled Main Street; eclectic in its appeal, whether admiring the view or perusing
artisanal goods, the authenticity of ambience is a rarity only appreciated in person."
📍Brontë Country, West Yorkshire, England.
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