Haworth - a bleak moorland town, drab, lonely and very weather-beaten. The Church, parsonage and 'Black Bull’ Inn are its crowning features, each with their own store of memories of a strange story - a story that has become unique and unsurpassed in the great history of English literature, for in this town was born the Bronte story. The town has become a centre of pilgrimage to all Bronte lovers, most of them being content to browse around the church, and to view the many relics housed in the Parsonage museum.