Haworth Collection

Brontes / Haworth / Gaskell
HAWORTH Haworth Church and Parsonage, with details of the graveyard

Top Withens, Haworth, West Yorkshire
Top Withens - a (now ruined) farmhouse near Haworth, West Yorkshire, England which is said to have been the inspiration for the location of the Earnshaw family house Wuthering Heights in the novel of

ENGLAND (19 century). Haworth Village. Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona. Biblioteca de Catalunya (National Library of Catalonia)

Hathersage Vicarage Victorian period

Bronte sisters notice

Haworth Parsonage Bronte Sisters handbill / poster Victorian period

Ellen Nussey Victorian period

Anne Bronte Victorian period

Mrs Gaskell in 1851

Rev. Patrick Bronte in 1860

Emdale - Birthplace of Patrick Bronte - Victorian period

George Murray Smith Victorian period

Anne Emily and Charlotte Bronte Victorian period

Thornton Vicarage near Bradford Victorian period

Arthur Bell Nicholls circa 1867

Madame Heger taken on 3rd September 1886

Haworth Church Victorian period

Illustration of Haworth Church

Haworth in 1857

Illustration of Haworth Church and Parsonage in 1857

Emily Bronte Victorian period

Charlotte Bronte Victorian period

Harriet Martineau Victorian period

Mill girl, Lambert and Haworths, Waterfoot, Victorian period. Date: late 19th century

The Bronte Society Museum, Haworth, Yorkshire Date: 1902

Haworth Parsonage
View from the churchyard of the Haworth Parsonage, in West Yorkshire, at the time of the Brontes. Date: 19th century

The Bronte Museum, Haworth, West Yorkshire Date: 1930s

Sir Wn Haworth / Nobel 37
SIR WALTER NORMAN HAWORTH English chemist Date: 1883 - 1950

Sultan of Zanzibar at Manchester
The Sultan of Zanzibar, his Highness the Seyyid Burghash bin Said, pictured during his stay in Manchester in July 1875. He is shown at various stages during his visit to Mr R.Haworths cotton mills in

Railway Station, Haworth, Yorkshire
Railway Station, Haworth, Keighley, near Oakworth, Yorkshire, England. Keighley and Worth Valley Railway Date: 1910s

The ensign written by Wm. Haworth. Date ca. 1894

A nutmeg match written by Wm. Haworth, author of The Ensign. Date c1892

Haworth Parsonage Sign
The fine cut-out sign of Haworth Parsonage, West Yorkshire, now a museum. Built in the late 18th century; the Bronte family moved there in 1820. Date: 1960s

Haworth Parsonage
HAWORTH View of the Haworth Parsonage, in West Yorkshire, now a museum. The Bronte family moved there in 1820. Date: built 1778 - 1779

Haworth Churchyard
HAWORTH View of the Haworth Parsonage, in West Yorkshire, now a museum. The Bronte family moved there in 1820. View from the churchyard

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