An Excursion with the Brontes to Bolton Abbey
In September 1833 the Brontes made a day trip from their home in Haworth in what is now known as West Yorkshire's Bronte Country to Bolton Abbey near Ilkley in the nearby Yorkshire Dales.
This excursion, which was organised by Branwell Bronte, was described by Ellen Nussey (a close friend of Charlotte Bronte),
and her account of the visit is included (along with a reproduction of a drawing by Charlotte Bronte of
Bolton Abbey)
in a book entitled
"The Yorkshire Dales: A View from the Millennium"
(pictured above).
This book, and others about the Yorkshire Dales can be purchased via the Yorkshire Dales Bookshop.
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