Kirklees
Kirklees is an area of West Yorkshire's Bronte Country which reaches from just south of the city of Bradford to the town of Huddersfield and the Pennine village of Holmfirth (famous as the setting for the popular BBC TV series "Last of the Summer Wine").
Positioned near the edge of the Pennines, Kirklees contains the following tourist attractions and places (including some local sites of interest to Bronte enthusiasts):
Places of interest to Bronte enthusiasts
- Birstall
- Brookroyd
- Clough House
- Dewsbury
- Dewsbury Minster
- Gomersal
- Hartshead
- Hartshead Church
- Mirfield
- Oakwell Hall
- Red House
- Roe Head School
- The Rydings
- The Shears Inn
- St Peter's Church, Birstall
Other attractions and places in and near to Kirklees
Other Kirklees related websites
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