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Are you “breaking the ice in the morning, scared what the references say?” David Scott Crawford, Chicago singer-songwriter has penned a ne...

One of the South’s largest youth theatre companies has embarked on its most ambitious project yet, and it’s leaving nothing to chance. The ...

This is the poster for the fundraising ceilidh on 17 March. It is being organised by the Parsonage staff. Please come if you can. If you can...

We've told you about this before. Here it is again in slightly more detail. On Wednesday 7 March 2007 at 7.30pm in the West Lane Baptist...

Visiting Haworth? Need a place to stay? The Brontë Spirit blog - www.brontespirit.blogspot.com - has an item which might be of interest to ...

Visitors' Book Up to Haworth for the early spring – As was our brief custom – to see The snowdrops pester out the winter grief Of the Pa...

A number of tributes to the late Charles Lemon MBE (see blog archive for January) have been made by those who knew him. A display which inc...

In Italy and reading this? Why not meet some of our Italian members on 24 February? You would be more than welcome!

On Wednesday 7 March at 7.30pm, a panel discusssion will take place at the West Lane Baptist Centre in Haworth which will include Stevie Dav...

The painting is Moses Brought Before Pharaoh’s Daughter by William Hogarth, which is in the care of the Foundling Museum in...

The Parsonage is closed to the public at the moment, as usual at this time of year, but there is plenty going on. In...

The following is from a recent news release sent to the local and national press: The Brontë Society ...

Best wishes for the New Year to all who have contributed to, given advice for or passed comment on this blog during its firs...

The Friends of the Brontë Society is the name of a group just formed at the Parsonage, made up of staff members. It will be concerned with...

Parsonage Librarian Ann Dinsdale is on BBC Radio 4 tomorrow (Thursday 16 November) at 1.30pm. The following is an extract from the Open Co...

Thanks to Paul Daniggelis in El Paso, Texas for sending us (and many others) the following link for the Brontë Crater on the Moon. www.l...

Norman E Penty writes: The Discovery of Charlotte Brontë by William Smith Williams (1800-1875) Charlotte Brontë may have remained in...

Parsonage Librarian Ann Dinsdale spoke to Richard Wilcocks about her just-published book The Brontës at Haworth: ...

Some years ago now, the excellent Kate Bush put Wuthering Heights on the map for many people. A group of her fans slo...

Last month (22 September - 24 September) The Brontës and their Background - a weekend conference - took place in the Baptist Centre in West ...