Haworth and Thornton, Summer 1998
The Bronte Parsonage	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	View of the street outside the Parsonage	This is an inscription in the church at Haworth.  Anne is the only Bronte not buried here; she was buried in Scarborough, England.
View of Haworth	View from the Ashmount Guest House	View of the moors	More moors
Moors	Moors	Moors	The Bronte Tea Room in Thornton (Brontes' village of birth)
Railway viaduct in Thornton	The remains of the church that the Rev. Patrick Bronte served when he was in Thornton	Bell tower of old Thornton church	Bell tower
View of the new church in Thornton from the old one	Wall of old Thornton church	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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