Haworth and
Thornton, Summer 1998
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![](T_Parsonage.JPG)
The Bronte Parsonage
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![](T_Churchyard.JPG)
The church in which the Rev.
Patrick Bronte preached. The
stone reads:
THIS WAS THE SITE
OF THE GATE LEADING
TO THE CHURCH, USED BY
THE BRONTE FAMILY,
AND THROUGH WHICH THEY
WERE CARRIED TO
THEIR FINAL RESTING PLACE
IN THE CHURCH
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![](T_2ParsonageStreet.JPG)
View of the street outside the
Parsonage
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![](T_Vault.JPG)
This is an inscription in the church
at Haworth. Anne is the only
Bronte not buried here; she was
buried in Scarborough, England.
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![](T_2KingsArms.JPG)
View of Haworth
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![](T_2KeighleyAshmount.JPG)
View from the Ashmount Guest
House
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![](T_2MoorDogHaworth.JPG)
View of the moors
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![](T_2ViewHaworthMoor.JPG)
More moors
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![](T_KeighleyMoor.JPG)
Moors
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![](T_2HaworthMoor2.JPG)
Moors
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![](T_HaworthMoor3.JPG)
Moors
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![](T_2BronteTeaRoom.JPG)
The Bronte Tea Room in
Thornton (Brontes' village of birth)
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![](T_2Aqueduct.JPG)
Railway viaduct in Thornton
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![](T_2OldChurch.JPG)
The remains of the church that the
Rev. Patrick Bronte served when
he was in Thornton
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![](T_2BellTower.JPG)
Bell tower of old Thornton church
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![](T_2OldChurchTower.JPG)
Bell tower
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![](T_2NewChurchFromOld.JPG)
View of the new church in
Thornton from the old one
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![](T_2MerLarOldChurch.JPG)
Wall of old Thornton church
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![](T_2OldChurchInscription.jpg)
Inscription on wall of old
Thornton church; it reads:
THIS CHAPPELL
WAS BVILDED BY
???
FREEMASON IN THE
YEAR OF OVR
LORDE 1612 (?)
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