Heptonstall


Often described as being like Haworth without the tourists, Heptonstall is a hilltop Pennine village perched above Hebden Bridge in the heart of West Yorkshire's Bronte Country .



This hilltop village is perhaps however most famous as being the resting place of the American writer Sylvia Plath, who married Ted Hughes and who is buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the churchyard of Heptonstall Church.
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