Keighley & Worth Valley Railway - Days Out Leaflets

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PARK Cliffe Castle Museum Oakworth Rd Skipton Rd PAY £ £ South St Cinema PAY Bus Station Airedale Centre North St Morrisons £ £ A629 Skipton / Harrogate The North £ £ Sainsburys PAY Cavendish St PAY £ PAY East Parade River Worth A650 0 mtrs 100 200 Map of Keighley £ Asda Leisure Centre Keighley College FREE £ Bradford Rd Keighley Station Café Public House Fuel Cash Machine A650 Parking Supermarket Bus Museum Toilets Dalton Lane Keighley Bus Museum East Riddlesden Hall PARK Bingley Marley Sports Bradford Leeds M62/M606 A650 Make the most use of your Keighley & Worth Valley Railway Day Rover ticket as each stop on the line has something different to offer. Get off the train and discover what Brontë Country has to offer! Worth Way Keighley, famous for the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, also has an abundance of other attractions as well as excellent shopping. Start your visit at Cliffe Castle Museum, a free museum located in Cliffe Castle Park. Previously the home of Victorian Industrialist Henry Isaac Butterfield, the museum now features natural history, archaeology, local history and temporary exhibitions. Don’t miss the popular family events which run throughout the year. Also popular with families is East Riddlesden Hall, a 17 th century National Trust property. The property is full of history and there are also gardens, a duck pond, playground, tea room as well as other events, including outdoor theatre. Keighley also has several transport museums. Alight at Ingrow to visit the Museum of Rail Travel and the Ingrow Loco, two museums full of fascinating exhibits and displays. The Keighley Bus Museum is also worth a visit with its collection of over 50 buses, coaches, trolleybuses and ancillary vehicles. Cliffe Castle
Once you reach Haworth soak up the atmosphere of this historic village. Admire the charming Main Street with its fascinating shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Then pay homage to the world famous Brontë Parsonage Museum – as the original home of the famous literary family, it’s been lovingly preserved and is packed with personal possessions as well as a changing programme of exhibitions and events. Haworth also has a busy events programme through the year.The 1940’s weekend is one of the villages most popular events as locals and visitors dress up in appropriate attire and celebrate with dances, parades and street entertainment. 1960s Weekend in June is also a fun weekend packed with nostalgia and entertainment and Haworth’s Christmas Festival is the perfect way to celebrate the run up to Christmas with its six weekends of Victorian inspired events. For more information on Brontë Country visit www.visitbrontecountry.com or call Haworth Visitor Information Centre on 01535 642329. Colne Lord Ln Oakworth Oakworth PAY Brontë Parsonage Museum PAY Visitor Information Centre Main St Main Street Haworth Rawdon Rd Mytholmes Ln Map of Haworth Butt Ln (Pedestrian) PARK Bridgehouse Ln 0 mtrs 100 KWVR Haworth Railway Station PAY £ Station Rd Ebor Lane Nature Reserve PAY B6142 Keighley Hebden Rd A6033 Sun St Oxenhope Ivy Bank Ln Brow Rd Hebden Bridge
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