The future of the Brontë Parsonage Museum is at risk. The Brontë Society, who run the museum at Haworth, say that the COVID-19 lockdown closures have produced an estimated loss of £500,000. After receiving money from Arts Council England’s Emergency Response fund, the end-of-year deficit will be £100,000, placing the future of the Museum at risk.
The Brontë Parsonage Museum offers visitors a unique view of the environment the Brontës lived and wrote in and provides a focus for continuing to study and research their lives and work.
The Brontë Society has launched a JustGiving page to raise funds. Visit it if you’d like to help keep this piece of history available to everyone.
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Oh, thanks for sharing that. I love that museum — it would be a tragedy if it would have to close. Would you mind if I reblogged this post?
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It’s one of my wife’s favourites too. Please feel free to spread the word. Every small donation helps.
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Will do.
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From Mike Finn — Please read!
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