Bronte Parsonage Museum
Keighley
the home of the famous Brontë family containing the world's most comprehensive collection of Brontë manuscripts, letters, early editions of the novels and poetry
Greenway House & Garden
Galmpton
former home of Agatha Christie with a relaxed 1950s style with a large romantic wooded garden and a shop selling her novels
The Roald Dahl Museum
Great Missenden
3 galleries, packed with activities perfect for 6 to 12 year olds. Find out about Roald Dahl's school pranks and peek into the author's original Writing Hut
Hill Top Farmhouse
Near Sawrey
surrounded by a picturesque garden, Beatrix Potter's beloved farm house was the source of inspiration for many of her famous stories
Jane Austen's House
Alton
where Jane Austen lived and wrote some of her finest work with letters, memorabilia, illustrated books and other contemporary artefacts
Shakespearience
Stratford-upon-Avon
using the latest developments in virtual reality, this groundbreaking show reveals the man behind the well-known face
Chawton House
Alton
the ‘Great House’ referred to in Jane Austen’s letters, now sensitively restored and find inspiration in the lives and works of our women writers
Jarrow Hall
Jarrow
set across 11 acres, the visitor can discover the incredible world of Anglo-Saxon Northumbria and the extraordinary life of Bede - the father of English history with plenty of interactive displays and a rare breed farm with rescued animals
Down House
Downe
Down House was Charles Darwin's home, showcasing his study, extensive gardens, and insights into his groundbreaking scientific discoveries.
with a small museum featuring the 'Tailor of Gloucester' , this is the house that inspired Beatrix Potter to write her story
Jamaica Inn Museum
Bolventor
made famous by the write Daphne du Maurier. There is a room full of her memorabilia. Theatre shows recount the inn's myths and legends
Townend
Troutbeck
a fine example of vernacular architecture with the personal touch of the family who lived there including their well used library