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Originally appearing in Volume V13, Page 101 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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HAWORTH  , an

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urban
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district in the
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Keighley
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parliamentary
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division of the
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West
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Riding of
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Yorkshire,
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England, ro m . N.W. of
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Bradford, on a
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branch of the Midland railway . Pop . (1901), 7492 . It is picturesquely situated on a steep slope, lying high, and surrounded by moorland . The Rev .
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Patrick
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Bronte (d.1861) was
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incumbent here for
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forty-one years, and a memorial near the west window of St
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Michael's
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church bears his name and the names of his gifted daughters upon it . The
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grave of
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Charlotte and Emily Bronte is also marked by a
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brass . In 1895 a museum was opened by the Bronte society . There is a large worsted
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industry .

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