Seven Millionth Visitor Day

Today, July 29, the Brontë Parsonage Museum celebrates its 7 Millionth Visitor Day (remember?). This in an extract of the activities that will take place taken from the Brontë Society press release and these posts from the Brontë Parsonage Blog.

The planned open day on Saturday 29 July 2006 will be free to local residents within
the BD20, BD21 and BD22 postcode areas with normal admission charges
applicable to other visitors. Some form of identification will be required for local
people to gain access. The fun-filled day will include drama, free guided walks,
short talks on the Brontës and a chance to visit the house where the Brontës lived
and worked.

Drop in art and craft activity taking place throughout day – education room or meadow

10.30am - Ten Minute Tabby (Sue Newby)
11.00am - Free guided walk around Haworth (Andrew McCarthy)
11.45am - Ten Minute Tabby (Sue Newby)
12.15pm - An Introduction to the Brontës (Ten minute talk by Andrew McCarthy)
12.45pm - A Short History of Haworth Parsonage (Ten minute talk by Stephen Whitehead)
1.30pm - Ann Cryer MP arriving
1.45pm - Branwell’s About (Andrew McCarthy)
2.30pm - Ten Minute Tabby (Sue Newby)
3.00pm - Peter Hill leader of Haworth Parish Council arriving
3.00pm - A Short History of Haworth Parsonage
3.20pm Branwell’s About (Andrew McCarthy)
4.15pm - A Brontës’ Eye View (Ten minute talk by Andrew McCarthy)

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