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Haworth - West Yorkshire

Haworth village is situated at the edge of the Pennine moors in West Yorkshire, England, the area made famous by the Bronte sisters, known as Bronte country.

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Steam Gala Weekend 10th Feb
Bronte Vintage Gathering 12th May
Haworth 1940s Weekend 19th May

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Oxenhope Straw Race -2011 Page 1
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On this day in 1835
James Mitchell, the "Old Gentleman" Nr. Stanbury died aged 72. Shortly before he died he had a stone rolled down a hill, when it stopped he said: "There I will be buried".

On this day in 1849
A little child died tragically on the moors in the snow. His father went walking to Hebden Bridge, setting off he was uaware his son was following him. The boy was found dead in the snow three days later.

On this day in 1925
Lower Laithe reservoir was completed. The Mayor of Keighley (Councillor Robert Calverley J.P.) closed the valves to permit filling of the dam.


































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