What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: Brontë Bridge. Destroyed by flash flood May 1989. Rebuilt 1990. Recorded plaque organisation: Brontë Society.
Brontë Bridge connects the former parsonage associated with the literary Brontë sisters to the church where their father was once rector; its destruction and subsequent reconstruction highlight the ongoing preservation efforts of a site crucial to English literature.
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