The National Trust, which owns Wordsworth House in Cockermouth, Cumbria, said from next year the site's opening days will be ...

Wordsworth House in Cockermouth was the birthplace and childhood home of the romantic poet William Wordsworth and his sister, Dorothy.

Wordsworth House in Cockermouth was the birthplace and childhood home of the romantic poet William Wordsworth and his sister, Dorothy.

The number of days Wordsworth House will open will be cut as part of plans to make it "financially sustainable". | ITV News ...

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In the years that bring the philosophic mind.” — William Wordsworth ...

A Lamda Literary Award finalist and one of the presenters at Six Bridges Book Festival, Little Rock native Susie Dumond is the author of “Queerly Beloved,” “Looking for a Sign” and “Bed and Breakup,” ...

William Wordsworth (1770-1850) was an English poet who wrote “Ode: Intimations of Immortality,” which refers to the innocence ...