Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (Haworth Station)
Museum | Keighley | England | United Kingdom
Historic narrow gauge railway West Yorkshire
The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is a historic narrow-gauge railway that winds through the beautiful landscape of the West Yorkshire Dales, representing an important part of the regional industrial culture. The railway line was opened in the 19th century and is now a popular destination for railway and history enthusiasts who want to experience a journey into the past.
Train history enthusiasts journey
The route connects Keighley with Oxenhope and passes through the so-called "Brontë Country", famous for its connection to the Brontë sisters. The Haworth Station, one of the major stations along the route, is a significant destination for visitors and a museum that documents the history of the railway and the region. The station was opened in 1867 and still preserves many original details from the time of steam trains, making it a fascinating place for railway enthusiasts.
Brontë Country tourism attractions
The museum at Haworth Station displays numerous exhibits on the history of the railway line, locomotives, and the development of public transportation in the region. Visitors can admire historical steam and diesel trains that regularly operate on the route, bringing a lively piece of history to life. The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is not only a museum, but also an active part of the region's heritage, as it continues to be used for tourist rides.
