Is this Charlotte Brontë’s Thornfield Hall?
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Published 2024-06-07
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Hello, I'm Kate—a huge fan of the Brontë Sisters for many years. Upon relocating to Yorkshire with my husband, I found myself irresistibly drawn to the village of Haworth, home of the Brontë Sisters and my obsession grew. It was during the challenging days of the Lockdown in 2020 that I decided to channel my passion into action. Disappointed by the lack of quality Brontë-themed goodies available, I embarked on a mission to create my own and my online shop was born.
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you, thank you for finding this house and bringing us closer to Charlotte and her Jane.
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Beautiful to see, with the classic music at the background. 😊💐 Thank you.
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The story of Sir Richard and his horse is absolutely fascinating! The mark on the floor is particularly compelling, not only can you see the outline of the shoe, but the horse's frog too! (The frog being part of the hoof of the horse that is in the shape of a V. It's a very tender part of their foot. amazing to see this! No wonder Charlotte Bronte was inspired by this place!
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Surely Charlotte would've been inspired by this place ❤❤ Thank you so much for showing us around. 🙏 😊
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Perfectly fits to me. I feel like I’ve been out walking the garden as well. Thank you.
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A fascinating video. I can see how Charlotte would have been inspired by the hidden staircase.
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What a special place. Thank you for taking us along. I can see this would likely be the Thornfield Hall to Charlotte. How exciting. And how pleased I sm you came up on my feed. I will be binge watching more now.
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Very lovely and exceptionally well made. When you were about to walk the path in the garden and mentioned that you were going to read poetry....you said to Charlotte and I thought you were about to say....to Mr. Rochester. That's how real you made it. thank you.
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Kate, what an amazing video, thank you so much! I had goose-bumps thinking about the inspiration for Thornfield Hall, for Charlotte Bronte. I LOVE your presentation, and am impressed by your walking-and-talking -skills! Absolutely loved this and will watch again, and again. Beautiful countryside-your enthusiasm and passion are captivating! love sue ps more please!!
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This is very likely where she got her inspiration from. What fun! A hidden staircase. ❤
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What treat! Your presentation style is both polished and friendly . Bless you! Watching from Canada
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Thank you
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Well , that's a beautiful and enchanting place that is really worth the visit ! Thank you ! I'll be staying not far from Rippon next summer for a few days ,it would be great to see Norton Cornyers indeed.
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Thank you so much for this video..Jane and Mr. Rochester will be etched on my mind till death..keep bringing such amazing videos..loads of love from India🇮🇳
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Absolutely Beautiful!
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Beautiful video, thank you , from New Zealand.
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It would be nice,to think this house,was the inspiration for thornfield hall..it's beautiful interior.with so much history. Like,all your videos..excellent narration,music goes well with video..and lve learnt so much. Thank you...
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Jane Eyre is certainly one of my favorites by Charlotte. The childhood she had to suffer broke my heart. She overcame much and persevered. I can understand how she became fascinated by Mr. Rochester but after the deception he put Jane through,myself I wouldn't have gone back. I would have stayed with the Rivers family,that was the only thing I would have changed. I found this huge house very intriguing, with it's hidden attic room and the story of the madwoman. Yes, it could inspire many stories I'm sure. I don't believe the story about the horse's hoof print though. Why only one? Cheerio.
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That's a great place. I like that it's been left alone pretty much and isn't all renovated and modernized. I can believe that was the inspiration for Thornfield.
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Thank you for this. It looks like the Thornfield in the Timothy Dalton version. My favorite . In the US, we tear down a house before its a 100 years old, if that. This is amazing !