Anne Bronte and Little Ouseburn | Little Ouseburn Village Hall

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Anne Bronte, the renowned author, had a significant connection to the charming village of Little Ouseburn in the 19th century. This quaint village was primarily comprised of hardworking agricultural laborers, many of whom were employed in the vicinity of the illustrious Kirby Hall estate. It was at this very estate that Anne Bronte found employment, making her mark in history. As visitors delve into the intriguing past of Little Ouseburn, they may ponder whether Anne Bronte's spiritual journey unfolded within the sacred walls of Holy Trinity Church. Furthermore, the possibility arises that Kirby Hall itself served as a source of inspiration, potentially becoming the setting for her renowned novel, Wildfell Hall. Enigmatic questions surrounding the enigmatic Mrs Robinson will also be explored during the engaging lecture by Andrew Stodolny from the esteemed Haworth Parsonage Museum. Delve into the depths of Anne Bronte's life and uncover the hidden truths that have captivated readers for generations. Join us on 1st March 2024 at the Little Ouseburn Village Hall, Little Ouseburn, for an enlightening experience. Tickets are available for £7.50.