The former home of the Brontë family, this recently refurbished Georgian parsonage is a museum to Britain's greatest literary family.
The Brontë sisters spent most of their lives at the parsonage, and it was there that they wrote their most famous novels. The museum, which is maintained by the Brontë Society, is packed with family memorabilia, original furniture and artefacts from the sisters' lives.
Permanent collection
The house contains period rooms decorated with original furnishings, displaying the family's personal relics, paintings, books and manuscripts. The Brontë Parsonage Museum Library is host to a huge number of books and articles relating to the family, as well as original documents and materials. The library is open only by appointment.
