The excellent Main Street (be warned very steep at the top) still cobbled and made famous by the film “The Railway Children” , has a good selection of gift shops, collectors shops and traditional Cafes selling good Yorkshire home made food. At the top of Main Street is the Tourist Information Office.

At Haworth there is a webcam at the top of Main Street Click Here to View.

At the top of Main Street you have St Michael's and All Angels' Church where the Reverend Patrick Bronte was the Parson. Behind this you will find The Bronte Parsonage this was the home of the Bronte Family now a museum the famous literary family. Anne, Emily, and Charlotte being the most famous for there books including Jane Ayre and Wuthering Heights (more history). The museum has a good collection of their personnel possessions for more info visit the museum website.

At the Bottom of the Village is Haworth Station part of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway this steam preservation society has an impressive collection of fully preserved steam engines and carriages. Their track runs from Keighley to Oxenhope approx 5 miles through beautiful countryside and six stations. This railway was used in the film “The Railway Children” as well as loads of other films and adverts there is a Railway Children Walk from Oakworth Station to Haworth, Oakworth was also seen in the film.