Major textile industrialist, businessman and philanthropist in nineteenth century Bradford. Commisioned the building of Salts Mill and Saltaire.
Sir Titus Salt's Hospital: C2b-190: Sir Titus Salt's Hospital with two storeys (late nineteenth century)
2021.12: Salt & Silver - A Story of Hope
C3b-533: Toasting Sir Titus with Victorian Ale
2022.2: Saltaire And Its Founder by Abraham Holroyd
E2b-085: Education - Shipley College : Images
2019.36: Sir Titus Salt. Baronet: His Life and its Lessons.
2019.31.1: Saltaire: The origins of a model industrial community
A1-011a: Sir Titus Salt's subscription for seats on opening of Royal Albert Hall
A1-080: The Late Sir Titus Salt Bart, Founder of Saltaire
A1-124: Summary of the Will of Sir Titus Salt & codicils
A2-082: Salt family Residences - Crow Nest
2022.14: Bradford Fifty Years Ago 1847-1897
A1-007: Letter from the Church to Titus Salt
2018.9.7.3: Education: Intellectual, Moral and Physical
2022.18: Share certificate of the Bradford Cemetery Company
C2b-102/7/1: Portrait of Titus Salt (136)
C2b-102/7/10: Portrait of Titus Salt with quote
C2b-102/7/2: Portrait of Titus Salt (138)
C2b-102/7/5: Portrait of Titus Salt (43)
C2b-102/7/6: Portrait of Titus Salt (38)
C2b-102/7/8: Portrait of Titus Salt (110)
C2b-102/7/9: Portrait of Titus Salt (109)
H2-125a-c: Milner Field mortgage document
C3b-343a: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
2022.37: Saltaire and its Founder, Sir Titus Salt Bart. by Abraham Holroyd
2022.38: Saltaire and its Founder, Sir Titus Salt Bart. by Abraham Holroyd
2022.65: Will & Codicils of the late Sir Titus Salt Bart
2022.39: Saltaire and its Founder, Sir Titus Salt Bart. by Abraham Holroyd
2022.42: 'Saltaire - the origins of a model industrial community'
2022.30: The Great Paternalist - Titus Salt, The Growth of Ninteenth-Century Bradford by Jack Reynolds
2022.40: 'Sir Titus Salt - George Moore' by James Burnley
H2-123a: Map of Milner Field and Stubbing House estates
2021.8: Salt & Saltaire by W.E. Alderson
2022.35: Textile History 1968-70 - volume 1. Edited by K.G. Ponting
2021.11.1: Salts Mill- The Owners and Managers 1853-1986
C3b-272a-b: The Land Acquisitions of Titus Salt in Shipley & Baildon
2021.6: Salt & Saltaire by Dr. Gary Firth
2018.42.2: Yorkshire Past and Present Vol. 2. 1870
2018.42.3: Yorkshire Past and Present Vol. 2. 1870
A4-003: Mortgage loan by Titus and Edward Salt
C2b-102/7/15: Sir Titus Salt statue outside Bradford Town Hall in late nineteenth century
2017.2: Sir Titus Salt and sons: A farming legacy
A1-041: Research resources about Sir Titus Salt
C2b-102/11/12: Titus Salt's statue in Saltaire Park
C2b-102/12/18: Lifeboat station Stromness. Sir Titus Salt donated money for the provision of a lifeboat at Stromness in the Orkney islands.
C3a-009: Inscription plaque for 'Saltaire' lifeboat
E2-075: Subscription for a memorial for Sir Titus Salt for the Science & Art School
2022.76: Bradford Charity and the Public Purse: A history of Bradford hospitals from 1780
2021.15: Balgarnie's Salt - with commentary and additions by Barlow & Shaw
2022.81: Sir Titus Salt Bart 1874 coin token
C2b-102/15/19: Titus Salt plaque Crofton
C2b-102/7/14: Salts head on Wool Exchange
C2b-102/7/16: Salt statue in Lister Park (41)
C2b-102/7/17: Salt statue in Lister Park (42)
C2b-102/7/20: Titus Salt's childhood drawing
2021.11.2: Salts Mill- The Owners and Managers 1853-1986
A1-085: Sir Titus Salt and the Orphans of Hull
2024.15: Titus Salt - and how he built Saltaire by Emily Parkin
2024.32: Sir Titus Salt: The founder of Saltaire and its Mills
A1-117: 'The Lifeboat 'Saltaire' in Stornoway
C5-010: Saltaire village, Documents (Places), - Miscellaneous Adverts etc.
C3b-022: Sir Titus Salt and George Moore
F1a-191: 'The Alpaca - Its Introduction to Australia
2022.93: Bradford Antiquary Third Series No.1 1985
2022.99: Bradford Antiquary Third Series No.9 2005
2024.38: British Wool Textile Industry 1770-1914
2024.39: Salt and Silver - a story of hope
2024.40: Salt and Silver: a story of hope
2024.45: Pen and Pencil Pictures of Old Bradford
2024.47: Human Documents of the Industrial Revolution in Britain
2024.55: Historical Notices of Shipley, Saltaire, Idle, Windhill, Wrose, Baildon, Hawksworth, Eccleshill, Calverley, Rawdon, and Horsforth
2024.57: Historical Notices of Shipley, Saltaire, Idle, Windhill, Wrose, Baildon, Hawksworth, Eccleshill, Calverley, Rawdon and Horsforth
2024.64: Sir Titus Salt and George Moore
2024.70: Illustrated history from Hipperholme to Tong by James Parker, Great Horton
2024.74: The Story of Saltaire written, produced and directed by David Weber
2024.75: From Mill to Microchip, Bradford in the Making by Bradford Heritage Recording Unit
2024.77: The History of Brighouse, Rastrick and Hipperholme by J Horsfall Turner
C4a-015.1: Saltaire History Club poster September 2006
2024.134: Frontal view of Crow Nest house
2025.12: British entrepreneurship in Poland
2018.71: Sir Titus Salt 1876: Centenary events in the village of Saltaire, November 1976
2018.74: Saltaire: History & Regeneration
2018.77.1: Saltaire: History & Regeneration
D1-071.2: Article discussing the relocation of the TItus Salt status to Saltaire
2024.152: The Great Paternalist: Titus Salt and the growth of nineteenth-century Bradford
A1-193: Plaque recording presentation of model of 'Saltaire' liefeboat
C2b-386.5: 'Saltaire history - building a village'
C4a-015.21: Sir Titus Salt and the orphans of Hull, and The Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition of 1887
Salt, Titus, Sir: Portrait photograph of Titus Salt in later life
Ferniehurst, Baildon, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
2018.9.2.1.4: Edward Crossley Trust Financial documents
2018.9.7.1: Milton: Select poems with notes by the Rev. H. R. Huckin M.A
2024.89: The Saltaire Journal Vol.1 No.1 November 2007 Traces of Salt in London by Barlow and Shaw
Isabel Salt, granddaughter of Sir Titus Salt, was the only daughter of four children of Titus Salt Junior and his wife Catherine. By the age of twelve her family had entertained two visits of Royalty and mourned the death of her father. By the late 1890s Isabel had started to work for the welfare of the poor and the independence and equality of women. She became continually active in the Women’s Liberal Association and became a prominent speaker on getting women’s right to vote, although she clearly stated that she was a suffragist not a suggragette. Isabel was also a committed and campaigning pacifist, a subject that became highly contentious during the First World War. Many of Isabel's campaigning speeches and letters to the newspapers are recorded in her own newscutting books, part of the Saltaire Collection alongside travel diaries, letters, photographs, clothing and an intriguing tin of acorns.
Biography on Saltaire Collection website
2016.2.30: Piece of decorated cream netting.
2016.2.34: Piece of cream silk edging/trim.
2016.2.41: Two pieces of decorated cream netting.
2016.2.45: Piece of decorated nylon netting.
2018.9.3.6: 'The Shakespeare Birthday Book'
2018.9.1: Correspondence & assorted papers
2016.2.21: Piece of cream silk lace edging.
2016.2.25: Two pieces of cream cotton lace
2016.2.27: Length of Italian lace with sales ticket.
2016.2.28: 4 triangular pieces of silk lace decoration.
2016.2.29: Length of cream lace edging/border.
2016.2.31: Piece of cream silk embroidered netting.
2016.2.35: Unused length of lace trim/ribbon wound round paper.
2016.2.37: Two pieces of cream silk lace.
2016.2.38: Five pieces of silk lace trim.
2016.2.42: Length of folded silk lace trim.
2016.2.44: Three pieces of cream silk lace trim.
2016.2.46: Two pieces of cream silk lace.
2016.2.47: Card to display a collar support
2016.2.49: Strips of heavily beaded cream netting
2016.2: Textiles and linen originally belonging to Isabel Salt.
2018.9.3.3.5: The Liberal Women's Review
2018.9.3.3.7: The Liberal Women's Review
A2-049a-b: Letter from Yorkshire Archaeolgical Society to Mrs Titus Salt
A2-051: Tenancy - The Old Rectory, Thorpe Arch
2017.1.5.43: Template for personal crest for Lawrence Salt
2017.1.5.44: Card cover for a small box of Papier Poudre
2018.9.6.10: World War Two shell fragments
2018.9.4.8: Oberammergau Passion Play Germany
2018.9.1.1.2.1: Letters from Mary Macdonald to ISabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.10: Letter from Isabel Salt to Helena
2018.9.1.1.2.2: Letter from Helena to Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.3: Letter from Nesta and Florence to Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.4: Letter from Hubert Salt to Isabel Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.5: Letters from Denys Salt to Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.6: Letter to Isabel Salt from Dorothy Salt
2018.9.1.1.2.8: Letter from The Regent Institute, London to Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.1.3.1: Letters from Lawrence Salt regarding wishes after death
2018.9.1.1.3.2: Letters from Lawrence Salt regarding wishes after death
2018.9.1.1.3.3: Letters from Lawrence Salt - last letters to Isabel Salt
2018.9.1.2.1: Blank invitation cards for Royal visit in 1887
2018.9.1.2.2: Part of letter about trip to Italy
2018.9.2.2.10: Water Rates Invoices & receipts
2018.9.2.2.11: Gardening Invoices & receipts
2018.9.2.2.25: Council Rates Invoices & receipts
2018.9.2.2.26: Council Rates Invoices & receipts
2018.9.2.2.6: Decorator & Plumber Invoices & receopits
2018.9.2.2.7: Grocery Invoices & receopits
2018.9.2.2.8: Newspaper Invoices & receipts
2018.9.2.2.9: Council Rates Invoices & receipts
2018.9.3.3.6: The Liberal Women's Review
2018.9.4.65: Various postcards and photographic images
2018.9.4.66: Various postcards and photographic images
2018.9.4.67: Various postcards and photographic images
2018.9.1.1.2.11: Letters to and from Isabel Salt and others
2018.9.1.2.5: Invitation cards for Women's Suffrage meeting
2018.9.1.1.2.9: Letter from Isabel Salt to Tottie 1927
2018.9.3.3.2.20: Outdoor gathering poster
2018.9.1.1.2.7: Letter from Isabel Salt to Tottie, in Dresden Germany, October 22 1897
2018.9.3.1.1: Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from 1890
2018.9.3.1.2: Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from 1899
2018.9.3.1.3: Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from about 1906
2018.9.3.1.4: Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from 1920
2018.9.1.1.1.2: Letter to Catherine Salt from Isabel Salt in Germany
2018.9.3.1.5: Travel letters to Isabel Salt in Cronwall 1920
2018.9.1.1.1.5: Letter to Catherine Salt from Isabel Salt in Germany
Son of Titus Salt Junior and his wife Catherine.
2018.9.2.1.6: Probate Valuation for Lawrence Salt
2018.9.2.1.7: Financial documents - letters about Lawrence Salt's estate
2018.9.2.1.9: Accounts for Lawrence Salt
From 1923, the successor company to Sir Titus Salt Bart. and Sons Co. Ltd. A consortium of businessmen bought the business from Sir James Roberts in 1918. The company was floated on the stock exchange and changed its name in 1923.
C2a-077.4: Photographs and Memories of Saltaire Folk
2018.16: Mr G Armstrong, Long Service Certificate
2018.6: Photograph of nurses on a Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. lorry
2021.17: Textile Voices - Mill Life This Century
C2a-077.1: George Whittaker's time at Salts Mill
2020.20: Timeline for Salts (Saltaire) Ltd - Uddingston
B1-061/10: Photographs of Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. mills
B1-352-11: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-355-100a-d: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-20: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-21: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-22: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-23: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-24: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-25: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-26: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-28: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-29: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-30: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-31: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-32: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-33: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-34: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-35: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-36: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-37: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-38: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-39: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-73: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-356-11: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-12: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-13: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-15: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-17: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-18: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-19: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
B1-356-20: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
C2a-070: Photographic Collection of Eliza Jane Bowmaker (Boyes)
C2a-075a.3: 2 photographs of the Mending Dept. in Coronation year
B1-032/3/27: Empty room with columns and benches
B1-032/3/28: Empty room with columns and tables
B1-032/3/29: Empty room with benches (1)
B1-032/3/30: Empty room with benches (2)
B1-032/3/32: Empty room with columns (1)
B1-032/3/34: Empty room with columns (2)
B1-032/3/35: Empty room with old machinery (1)
B1-032/3/36: Empty room with old machinery (2)
B1-032/3/39: Empty room with V roof and columns.
B1-032/3/40: Covered area between buildings.
B1-032/3/43: Empty room with old equipment
B1-032/3/44: Old workroom with machinery (3)
B1-032/3/45: Old workroom with machinery (4)
B1-032/3/46: Top room in spinning mill (1)
B1-032/3/49: Wide room with V shaped roof
B1-568: Salts Mill interior - Woolcombing
B1-032/3/48: Top room in spinning mill (2)
C2a-075a.5: Photographic memories of Louie North (Burling & Mending Manager)
B1-194a: Salts mill centenary trip to Blackpool
B1-194b: Salts mill centenary trip to Blackpool
B1-194c: Salts mill centenary trip to Blackpool
B1-426a-b: Photograph of young women in Blackpool
B1-427a-c: Photograph of young women in Blackpool
C2a-108: Saltaire village - Images (People)
B1-207a-b: Workers on railway station platform
C2a-075a.4: Photographic memories of Louie North (Burling & Mending Manager)
C2a-076a.2: Photograph Memories Marjorie Ramsden
B1-032/4/1: Aerial photographs of Saltaire Mill
B1-032/5/26: Photograph of a painting of the mill (1)
B1-032/5/27: Photograph of a painting of the mill (2)
B1-032/5/29: View of mill chimney from the boardroom
B1-032/5/30: Framed early painting of Salts Mill
B1-032/5/31: Framed early painting of Salts Mill in the boardroom
B1-032/5/32: Painting of sheep shearers and sideboard in the boardroom
B1-032/5/33: Close up of the sideboard in the boardroom
B1-032/5/34: Empty room with benches (1)
B1-032/5/38: Old workroom with machinery (1)
B1-032/5/40: Empty room with columns (2)
B1-032/5/41: Empty room with V roof and columns
B1-032/5/42: Covered area between buildings
B1-032/5/44: Empty room with old equipment
B1-032/5/46: Empty room with old machinery (1)
B1-032/5/47: Empty room with old machinery (2)
B1-032/5/48: Empty room with old machinery (3)
B1-032/5/49: Wide room with v shaped roof
B1-032/5/52: Empty room with baskets (2)
B1-032/5/53: Empty room with columns and table
B1-032/5/55: Empty room with benches (2)
B1-032/5/56: Empty room with columns and benches
B1-032/5/37: Empty room with columns (1)
B1-032/5/39: Old workroom with machinery (2)
B1-290: Employees in Blackpool Pleasure Ground 1953
2022.47: 'Bradford Chamber of Commerce Centenary 1851-1951'
2019.35: Arthur Reminton Hollins (1878-1929
B1-355-48: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-51: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-52: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-53: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-54: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-55a-e: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-56: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-57: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-58: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-59: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-60: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-61: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-62: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-63: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-64: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-65: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-19: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Harden Mills, Bingley (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Harden Mills)
B1-360-160: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-161: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-162: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-163: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-164: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-166: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-167: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-353-41: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files
B1-355-124: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-125: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-126: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-127: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-128: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-129: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-130: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-131: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-132: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-133: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-134: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-135: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-136: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-357-1: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-2: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-3: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-6: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-7: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-8: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-9: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-360-139: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-140: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-141: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-142: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-143: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-144: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-145: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-146: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-147: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-148: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-149: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-150: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-151: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-152: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-153: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-154: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-155: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-156: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-157: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-158: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-159: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-50a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-51: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-52: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-351-34: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-353-17: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-20: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-21: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-22: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-23: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-24: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
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B1-353-33: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
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B1-355-101: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-102: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
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B1-355-118: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-119: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-120: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-121: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-122: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-123: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-360-100: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-101: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-102: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-110: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-111: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-120: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-122: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-30: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-31: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-32: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-34: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-35: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-36: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-37: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-38: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-39a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-40: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-41: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-42: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-43: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-44: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-54: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-55: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-56: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-57: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-58: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-61: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-67: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-89: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-90: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-91a-c: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-94: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-95: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-96: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-97: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-98: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-99: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-353-42: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files
B1-353-1: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-10: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-12: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-13: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-14: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-15: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-16: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-2: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-5: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-6: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-7: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-8: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-9: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-360-1: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-10: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-11a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-12: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-14a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-16a-d: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-18a-c: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-19a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-29: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-3a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-4: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
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B1-360-7: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-8a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-9a-d: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-351-33: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-355-94: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-95: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
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B1-355-99: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-356-9: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Victoria Road Bridge)
B1-358-15: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
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B1-358-27: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
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B1-359-66: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-67: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-68: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-360-5: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-355-27: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Quarry Site Bingley Road, Shipley
B1-355-80: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-81: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
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B1-355-93: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-356-1: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Victoria Road Bridge)
B1-356-2: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Victoria Road Bridge)
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B1-358-14: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
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B1-359-40: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-41: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-42: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-43: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-45a-c: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-46: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-47: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-48: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-49: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-50: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-52: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-351-29: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-30: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-31: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-32: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-354-10: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-11: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-12: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-13: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-15: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-16: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-17: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-18: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-19: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-20: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-7: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-8: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-9: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-355-17: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Harden Mills, Bingley (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Harden Mills)
B1-355-18: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Harden Mills, Bingley (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Harden Mills)
B1-355-43: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-44: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-45: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-46: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-47: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-6: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-7: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-77: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-78: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-79: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-358-12: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-10: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-11: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-12: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-13: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-14: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-15: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-16: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-17: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-18: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-19: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-20: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-21a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-22: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-23: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-24: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-25: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-9: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-354-4: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-351-27: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-28: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-354-1: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-2: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-3: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-5: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-358-10: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-11a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-8: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-9: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-3: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-4: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-5: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-6: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-7: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-8: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-351-15: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-16: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-17: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-18: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-19: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-20: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-21: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-22: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-23: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-24: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-25: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-26: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-355-16: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Harden Mills, Bingley (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Harden Mills)
B1-355-2: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-3: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-4: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-42: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-49: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-5: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-50: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Harden
B1-355-70: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-71: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-74: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-75: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-76a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-358-5: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-6: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-7: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-2: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-351-10: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-11: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-12: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-13: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-14: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-4: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-5: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-6: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-8: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-9: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-355-68a-b: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-69: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-358-1: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-2: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-3: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-4: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-351-1: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-3: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-355-67: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-352-10: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-6: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-7: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-8: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-356-25: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Sir Titus Salt's Hospital)
B1-352-2: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-3: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-4: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-5: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-9: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
B1-352-1: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1943 - 1945)
A3-101a-b: George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-102: George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
B1-359-51: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-083a-b: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd publicity booklet
B1-082a,c: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd marketing booklet
B1-227a-c: Notes of the Roberts, Rhodes, Smith, Maddocks consortium
B1-286a-d: Presentation of long service certificate
B1-315a-e: King George VI visits Saltaire
2022.80: Two Salts of Saltaire clothes brushes
B1-208a-b: Long service certificate for Billy Firth
B1-350: Advertisement for Salts (Saltaire) Ltd.
B1-351-2: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-35: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-351-7: Salts Mill Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Lavatory alterations (1947-1951)
B1-353-3: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-353-4: Salts Mill. Morley & Woodhouse Files: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. The Mews Hellified (1954 - 1956)
B1-354-14: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-21: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-354-6: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)
B1-355-1: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Cross Roads Mill Keighley
B1-355-10: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-355-11: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-355-12: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-355-13: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-355-14: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-355-41: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Saltaire Mills. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills)
B1-355-66: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Land at Gilstead (Milner Field)
B1-355-9: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damens Mill Keighley. (Folder from Central Land Board relating to Damens Mill)
B1-356-10: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Victoria Road Bridge)
B1-357-4: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-357-5: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Revaluation of Salt'??s Mill
B1-358-13: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-30: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-31: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-32: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-358-33: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-1: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-44: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-58: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-63: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-65: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-69: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-359-70: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff canteen at Salts Mill.
B1-360-119: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-165: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
B1-360-53: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. New staff offices at Salts Mill.
2022.82: Two Salts (Saltaire) Limited metal badges
2022.83: Salts (Saltaire) Limited metal key fob
B1-085: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd advertising leaflet
B1-514a-d: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd glass ashtrays
C2b-102/6/4: Alpaca trademark on engineers shop
C2b-102/6/5: Belwarp trademark in engineers shop
B1-463a-b: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd - A Wool Record Survey
C3a-081: Story of a life and work in Salts (Saltaire) Ltd
2024.31.6: Spinning shed at Salt's Mill 1940s
2024.31.8: The dye house at Salt's Mill 1920s
B1-355-15: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Harden Mills
B1-355-40: Claim Form for Central Land Board relating to Saltaire Mills
B1-355-8: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. Damems Mill Nr keighley
C3b-517: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-519g: 'Centenary Day at Saltaire Mill' (1953)
B1-286e: Long service certificate for Emily Tennant
B1-525: 2 ballpoint pens advertising Salts Saltaire
B1-526: 2 metal badges commemorating centenary of Salts (Saltaire) Ltd
B1-527: 5 coloured key rings advertising Saltaire fabric with image of alpaca
B1-528: 1 coloured tag for Saltairelene fabric
B1-532: 1 leather and metal key ring for Salts Saltaire Ltd
B1-547: 7 printers stamps with images of alpacas
B1-548: 1 metal printers stamp with image of alpaca
B1-355-72: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. ( Milner Field Estate).
B1-355-88: Sale of Trench House, Coach Road
C3b-077a-b: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
H2-208: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
B1-215a: Long service ceritificate for William Firth
B1-215b: Long service certificate for Henry Firth
B1-285a-d: Long Service Certificate for Arthur Gresswell
C3a-161: Long Service Award to Ernest Waddington
B1-285e: Long Service Certificate for Arthur Greswell
C3a-033a-b: Invitation to Centenary celebration
C3a-185a: Saltaire village, Documents (People),
B1-113: Dinner & Dance and Christmas Dance invitations
B1-533: 2 card tags for Salts Saltaire Ltd fabric
B1-534: 1 card tag for Salts Saltaire Ltd fabric
B1-538: 1 brown and gold oval registered trade mark sign for Salts Mill
B1-607: Length of light-checked all-wool cloth
B1-609: Length of dark blue or black cloth
B1-613: Length of dogtooth-pattern cloth
B1-615: Length of dogtooth-pattern all-wool cloth
B1-616: Length of light-brown slight-check cloth
B1-619: Length of dark green all-wool cloth
B1-620: Length of dark grey, dogtooth-pattern cloth
B1-094: Salts (Saltaire) Ltd Directors Report and Statement of Accounts : 31st March 1931
B1-380: Employee Handbook for Saltaire Mills
B1-116: Saltaire Mills and the Company Museum
B1-093a-d: Main Processes in the Worsted Textile Spinning and Manufacturing Industry
Samuel Wilson was Titus Salt's Cashier. He spoke at the major occasion in St George's Hall, Bradford in 1865, when Sir Titus was presented with the famous bust which now stands in hte entrance of Saltaire United Reformed Church.
General manager in the estates division of Illingworth Morris. John worked at the mill for 11 years.
Fifth son of Sir Titus and Caroline Salt. He became one of the leading directors of the family firm Sir Titus Salt, Bart. and Sons Ltd.
Milner Field, Bingley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
A1-126a: The Dayton Coal & Iron Company Limited (Rhea Co; Tenn; U.S.A.) Certificate of Shares
2018.3.21: Marriage Certificate of Titus Salt Jr. & Catherine Crossley
2022.36: Milner Field - The Lost Country House of Titus Salt Jnr by R.L. Van den Daele and R.D. Beale
A3-042: Letter about establishement of Royal College of Music
A3-058: Letter to Titus Salt Junior about Royal visit
A3-060: Letter from Lord Northbrook about Royal visit
A3-061: Letter to Titus Salt Junior about Royal visit
A3-067: Letter from Archbishop of York about Royal visit
2020.6.1: Grange Court-Baildon Lodge History
2020.8: Milner Field - The Lost Country House of Titus Salt Jnr
A2-032: 'Milner Field-Walking in the Footsteps of Titus Junior' by Alan Cattell
F1a-085: Shipley School Board Report of the first three years' work
A1-050a-b: The life of Titus Salt Junior
2018.49: The History of the Mill Hill School Foundation 1807-2007
2022.94: Bradford Antiquary Third Series No.2 1986
2024.41: Milner Field - the lost country house of Titus Salt jnr
H2-125a: Milner Field mortgage document - Memorandum.
H2-125b: Milner Field mortgage document - Indenture
H2-125c: Milner Field mortgage document - Schedule
2018.9.1.1.1.1: Letter to Catherine Salt from Titus Salt Junior in New York
Robert Balgarnie was a friend of the Salt family for over twenty years. Following the death of Sir Titus Salt in 1876, Balgarnie wrote a biography of the founder of Saltaire, the only biography from a contemporary.
Princess Beatrice was the youngest child of Queen Victoria. In 1887 she visited Saltaire with her husband Prince Henry of Battenburg to preside at the opening of the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee, an exhibition to celebrate her mother's silver jubilee, and organised by TItus Salt Junior in honour of his father and to help funding of the new School of Art and Science in the village. The Royal party stayed with Titus Junior and his wife Catherine at thier home of Milner Field.
2018.2: 1887 Jubilee Exhibition medallion
A2-107: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field
2018.36.6: Princess Beatrice, and her husband Prince Henry of Batenburg planting a tree.
A3-030: Official Programme of the visit to the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibiton
C2b-102/14/6: Princess Beatrice & Prince Henry
C3b-038: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
E2b-010a-b: Education - Shipley College : Images
2018.3.16.4.2: The arrival of Princess Beatrice for the opening of new School of Art and Science
2018.3.16.4.1: The arrival of Princess Beatrice for the opening of Shipley Technical College
A3-169g: Letter to Catherine Salt about the visit of Princess Beatrice
A3-005/6/1-4: Letter from Archbishop of York
A3-170a: Carriages for Princess Beatrice visit
2018.51: Tree planting by Princess Beatrice
E2b-010a,b,c: Education - Shipley College : Images
A3-170a-1: Carriages for Princess Beatrice visit
Leading twentieth century British historian
Renowned nineteenth century novelist. Dickens wrote an article in his Household Words publication entitle 'The Great Yorkshire Llama' regarding the early days of Titus Salt's discovery and use of Alpaca wool.
From humble beginnings, James Roberts achieved great success in the textlie industry. He became owner of Salts Mill in the late nineteenth century and oversaw major developments of the business.
Messrs Smith, Rhodes, Maddocks and Roberts
H2-208.36: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning a cheque
H2-208.39: Baker Letters - letter from James Roberts concerning plans of land
H2-208.17: Baker Letters - letter from James Roberts concerning pensions
H2-191a-c: James Roberts letter on Saltaire Cricket Club
H2-009a-c: Selection of Letters from Sir James Roberts
H2-188a-b: Public access to Saltaire Park
H2-208.100: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Milner Field Estate and Baildon property
H2-208.102: Baker Letters - regarding: plan and offer
H2-208.103: Baker Letters - regarding: water was out of order
H2-208.106: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Milner House and land; land south of river is still for sale
H2-208.110: Baker Letters - regarding: flagstaff at Milner Field; remaining land to be auctioned
H2-208.116: Baker Letters - regarding: cheque for bank; reminder about salary; payment for labourers
H2-208.118: Baker Letters - regarding: payment for sand; sale of Hirst Mill
H2-208.126: Baker Letters - regarding: status of Saltaire Park and offer to Bradford council
H2-208.128: Baker Letters - regarding: visit from Midland Railway
H2-208.131: Baker Letters - regarding: allotments; Mr Normington; Glynn Thomas; stables and fields; fence surrounding church
H2-208.155: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Feather's rent; cost of steps
H2-208.157: Baker Letters - regarding: query about conveyance of land sold to Normington
H2-208.159: Baker Letters - regarding: Tender for repair of Hirst Lane
H2-208.164: Baker Letters - regarding: plans sent; plans for Hirst Wood and Milner Fields Estate
H2-208.166: Baker Letters - regarding: Sending cheque for £50
H2-208.170: Baker Letters - regarding: Normington money issues
H2-208.172: Baker Letters - regarding: Normington money issues; sale of fields behind the church
H2-208.176: Baker Letters - regarding: Leeds and Liverpool Canal Co possible lease
H2-208.195: Baker Letters - regarding: increase of rents; allotments east of Victoria Road; boundary fences around church. plan needed for land
H2-208.200: Baker Letters - regarding: changes to boundary on plans; complaint from the council
H2-208.203: Baker Letters - regarding: church land.
H2-208.204: Baker Letters - regarding: plan from Mr Dawson
H2-208.210: Baker Letters - regarding: Higher Hirst Mill; Milner Fields as a Picture Palace; Glyn Thomas sale; allotment rents; value of Hirst Farm
H2-208.252: Baker Letters - regarding: Shipley Council complete sale; allotment rents; list of cottage holders
H2-208.259: Baker Letters - regarding: cottage and allotment rents to end of year
H2-208.290: Baker Letters - regarding: payment of pensioners
H2-208.293: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.294: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.295: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.296: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.297: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.298: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.299: Baker Letters - Termination of Pension
H2-208.44: Baker Letters - regarding: plan of Fanny Street
H2-208.52: Baker Letters - regarding: enquiry about farms; Mr Drake and the trees; no action with insurers
H2-208.54: Baker Letters - regarding: purchase of the Mill by Mr Hill
H2-208.57: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of The Knoll; queries about pensioners
H2-208.61: Baker Letters - regarding: Fire at Hirst Mill
H2-208.63: Baker Letters - regarding: corroded pipes
H2-208.67: Baker Letters - regarding: agree with Mr Normington
H2-208.69: Baker Letters - regarding: request to continue work from Morecambe
H2-208.71: Baker Letters - regarding: renting out Milner House
H2-208.73: Baker Letters - regarding: plans; Mr Normington; gift to John Baker
H2-208.77: Baker Letters - regarding: purchase costs
H2-208.82: Baker Letters - regarding: Received £100 deposit from Mr Normington; Derby to fix boundary.
H2-208.85: Baker Letters - regarding: plans of land between Caroline Street and railway; possible sale of land near Albert Road
H2-208.91: Baker Letters - Receipt for payment to E Jackson for drain repairs
H2-208.92: Baker Letters - regarding: Arthur Hill is seeing Mr Walker from Messrs Armitage and Norton
H2-208.96: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Robinson and water for Mill; possible sale of land on Coach Road
H2-208.99: Baker Letters - regarding: Brangwyn'??s picture
H2-208.1: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
2021.4.8.1: Particulars of Search at the West Riding Registry of Deeds
2021.4.9.2.2: Part of a Mortgage contract
H2-208.18: Bakers Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning rents
H2-208.19: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning paid rents
H2-208.20: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning Mr Hills
H2-208.21: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts on monthly paymens for September 1918
H2-208.22: Baker Letters - receipt for printing
H2-208.23: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts on land measurements
H2-208.24: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts on received payments September 21918
H2-208.25: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concenring sale of Higher Hirst Mill
H2-208.26: Baker Letters - letter to James Robets concerning salte of Higher Hirst Mill
H2-208.27: Baker Letters - letter concerning possible land sale
H2-208.28: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts regarding pay
H2-208.29: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning statements and reparations
H2-208.30: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning statement for October 2018
H2-208.32: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning completed tasks
H2-208.33: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning statement for November 2018
H2-208.34: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning statements and reparations
H2-208.35: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning cheque
H2-208.38: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning plans
H2-208.40: Baker Letters - letter from John Baker concerning making plans for new buildings
H2-208.41: Baker Letters - receipt for plastering
H2-208.42: Baker Letters - letter from James Roberts concerning allotment rents
H2-073a,b,e,f: Ceremonial keys presented to Sir James Roberts
H2-192a-c: The life of Sir James Roberts
H2-208.10: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.11: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.13: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.14: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.16: Baker Letters - monthly statement of pensions, wages and rents July 1918
H2-208.31: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning pensions
H2-208.4: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.7: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.8: Expenditure statement up to the end of April 1918
H2-208.9: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-028b: Grave certificate for James Willie
H2-208.12: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-069: Sir James Roberts & Lady Roberts
H2-084a: Opening of Saltaire Cricket Pavillion
H2-086b: The opening of the Saltaire Cricket Pavillion
H2-096b-d: Opening of Barnardo's Roberts Memorial Home
H2-175: Sir James Roberts and Lady Roberts
H2-177a,c: James Denby Roberts opened New Cricket Pavilion given by Sir James Roberts
H2-198a-b: Memorial Service for Sir James Roberts
H2-208.2: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.3: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.5: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-208.6: Baker Letter 1918-1922 - Photocopies of originals
H2-210.1: Front cover of James Roberts newspaper cuttings book 1905-1918
H2-210.118: Home Notes Literary Supplement
H2-210.13: Pages 21-22 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.17: Pages 29-30 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.2: Page 1 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.23: Pages 41-42 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.24: Pages 43-44 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.25: Pages 45-46 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.26: Pages 47-48 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.30: Pages 55-56 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.31: Pages 57-58 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.32: Pages 59-60 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.34: Pages 63-64 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.35: Pages 65-66 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.36: Pages 67-68 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.37: Pages 69-70 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.39: Pages 73-74 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.40: Pages 75-76 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.41: Pages 77-78 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.42: Loose cuttings from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.44: Home Notes Literary Supplement
H2-210.45: Pages 85-86 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.46: Pages 87-88 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.47: Pages 89-90 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.48: Pages 91-92 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.49: Pages 93-94 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.50: Pages 95-96 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.51: Pages 97-98 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.52: Pages 99-100 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.53: Pages 101-102 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.54: Pages 103-104 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.55: Pages 105-106 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.56: Pages 107-108 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.57: Pages 109-110 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.58: Pages 111-112 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.59: Pages 113-114 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.60: Pages 115-116 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.61: Back cover of James Roberts newspaper cuttings book 1905-1918
H2-210.7: Pages 9-10 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.8: Pages 11-12 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210: James Roberts Newspaper cuttings book
H2-160b: Oxenhope Mill: James Roberts' first employment
H2-210.43: Back cover of James Roberts newspaper cuttings book 1905-1918
H2-211: Architectural plans for the rebuilding of Hirst Mills
H2-081a,c: Naming the new turbo-generator Mary
H2-082a: Naming of the new Turbo-generato
H2-075b: Sir James and Lady Roberts in Venice
H2-136: A Statue of Sir Titus Salt: Gift by Mr James Roberts
H2-147: Strathallan Castle and convalescent soldiers
H2-150: Russian Professoral Chair at University of Leeds
H2-152: James Roberts awarded a Baronetcy
H2-197: The Diamond Wedding of Sir James and Lady Roberts
H2-203: A Centenary History of the Bronte Society 1883-1983
2021.4.5.1: Two schedules relating to plots of land 113 and 114 near Hirst Wood, Shipley
2021.4.5.2: Apportionment of rentals to Sir James Roberts
H2-144: James Roberts at Saltaire Rose Show
H2-210.33: Pages 61-62 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.38: Pages 71-72 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.29: Pages 53-54 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.22: Pages 39-40 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.10: Pages 15-16 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.14: Pages 23-24 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.15: Pages 25-26 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.16: Pages 27-28 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.18: Pages 31-32 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.19: Pages 33-34 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.20: Pages 35-36 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.21: Pages 37-38 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.5: Pages 5-6 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.9: Pages 13-14 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.3: Page 2 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
B1-321: James Roberts speaking to workers
C3b-004: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
H2-187a: Roberts' Memorial Home, Harrogate
H2-085b: Opening of the Saltaire Cricket Pavillion
H2-179a-d: Sir James Roberts with grandchildren and mill engine
H2-060a-b: Sir James Roberts studio photograph
H2-062b: Sir James Roberts photograph portrait
H2-065a,d: Sir James Roberts photograph portrait
H2-070a: Sir James and Lady Roberts with family members
H2-095a-b: Opening of Barnardo's Roberts Memorial Home
H2-210.11: Pages 17-18 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.12: Pages 19-20 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-210.6: Pages 7-8 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-027: James Roberts election to local council
H2-071: James Roberts take control of Salts Mill
H2-072: James Roberts' management history
H2-076: Painting of Sir James & Lady Roberts in retirement at Fairlight Hall
H2-115a: James Roberts' retirement Casket
H2-208.101: Baker Letters - regarding: Plan of Estate
H2-208.104: Baker Letters - regarding: Plan sent to Mr Robinson
H2-208.108: Baker Letters - regarding: Hirst Lane fields
H2-208.109: Baker Letters - regarding: reliability of Mr Robinson; sale of cricket field; sale of stable, fields and boat house
H2-208.111: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Robinson still involved; Clarence Park estate
H2-208.112: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1919
H2-208.113: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1919
H2-208.114: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1919
H2-208.115: Baker Letters - regarding: Plans for Mr Robinson; Clarence Park estate; Milner Field
H2-208.117: Baker Letters - regarding: clock at Milner Field; cost of labouring; Clarence Park and Hirst Wood House/Mill
H2-208.120: Baker Letters - regarding: field in Hirst Lane; Clarence Park for sale; bill for sand; greenhouses in park
H2-208.121: Baker Letters - Accounts August 1919
H2-208.122: Baker Letters - Accounts August 1919
H2-208.125: Baker Letters - regarding: Robert Foster and sand; Hirst House rent; Insurance money for mill; weed killer
H2-208.127: Baker Letters - regarding: plans of land to Midland Railway; articles in Yorkshire Post; sale of Hirst Mill
H2-208.129: Baker Letters - regarding: Met Midland engineer; workshop; Hirst Mill and cottages; sale of stables and fields; sale of land between river and canal
H2-208.130: Baker Letters - regarding: Midland Railway Co. and siding
H2-208.132: Baker Letters - regarding: payment of gardners; weed killer; pension query
H2-208.133: Baker Letters - Accounts September 1919
H2-208.134: Baker Letters - regarding: pensioners replies. improvements to mill; sale of fields.
H2-208.135: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of fields; sale of boat house and land
H2-208.136: Baker Letters - Accounts October 1919
H2-208.138: Baker Letters - regarding: leak at Green Lane Lodge
H2-208.139: Baker Letters - regarding: paying a plumber. buiklding and repairs; state of Saltaire Park and its sale
H2-208.140: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of the two mills and land, and boat house and land; new mill owners purchase houses
H2-208.141: Baker Letters - regarding: grinding room; Midland Railway land; Saltaire Park in a bad state
H2-208.142: Baker Letters - Accounts November 1919
H2-208.143: Baker Letters - regarding: repairs on Albert Road; sale of fields; pipe repair
H2-208.144: Baker Letters - regarding: bill for wall repair; park gardener
H2-208.145: Baker Letters - regarding: boathouse repairs needed
H2-208.146: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1919
H2-208.147: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1919
H2-208.148: Baker Letters - regarding: new roof on workshop; sale of land
H2-208.149: Baker Letters - regarding: Rents for allotments and cottage tenants; death of John Baker's son
H2-208.150: Baker Letters - regarding: plans of allotments; Saltaire Park to be looked after by Bradford Council
H2-208.151: Baker Letters - Accounts January 1920
H2-208.152: Baker Letters - regarding: opposition to Saltaire Park ownership; plans from Glyn Thomas
H2-208.153: Baker Letters - Accounts February 1920
H2-208.154: Baker Letters - regarding: death of pensioner; outstanding bill; Hirst Farm
H2-208.156: Baker Letters - regarding: cost of repairs; Midland Railway bridge repairs; repairs to Hirst Lane; repairs to gravestone
H2-208.158: Baker Letters - regarding: plans of Saltaire; auctioning of plots
H2-208.160: Baker Letters - regarding: Plans are mentioned; tenders for road
H2-208.161: Baker Letters - Accounts March 1920
H2-208.165: Baker Letters - regarding: measurements not completed; sale plan of Exhibition Land; boundary of Glyn Thomas land
H2-208.169: Baker Letters - regarding: Leeds and Liverpool Canal Co; tender for Hirst Lane; repair of water pipes
H2-208.171: Baker Letters - regarding: Normingtonâ??s building; sale of field behind the church
H2-208.173: Baker Letters - regarding: plan of church, café and fields
H2-208.175: Baker Letters - regarding: wanting reply to Leeds and Liverpool Canal Co request
H2-208.179: Baker Letters - Accounts April 1920
H2-208.180: Baker Letters - regarding: request for pension
H2-208.181: Baker Letters - regarding: plans for Victoria Road, Church and fields beyond
H2-208.182: Baker Letters - Accounts May 1920
H2-208.183: Baker Letters - regarding: query about Hirst Farm
H2-208.184: Baker Letters - regarding: Forwarding on a letter
H2-208.185: Baker Letters - regarding: bills for cleaning, planting grove; Normington's workshop; burst water pipes
H2-208.186: Baker Letters - Accounts June 1920
H2-208.187: Baker Letters - regarding: trees at Higher Hirst Woo
H2-208.188: Baker Letters - regarding: visited by Mr and Mrs Grindrod; rent owed from allotment holders
H2-208.189: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1920
H2-208.190: Baker Letters - regarding: renting of garden; repair needed for wall
H2-208.191: Baker Letters - regarding: cottage rents
H2-208.192: Baker Letters - Accounts August 1920
H2-208.193: Baker Letters - regarding: cottage rents; walls of Milner Field Estate
H2-208.194: Baker Letters - Accounts September 1920
H2-208.196: Baker Letters - regarding: level of rents. Caroline Street
H2-208.197: Baker Letters - regarding: Higher Hirst houses
H2-208.198: Baker Letters - regarding: rent rise.; repairs to houses; land around church
H2-208.199: Baker Letters - regarding: Completed plans as requested.
H2-208.205: Baker Letters - Accounts October 1920
H2-208.206: Baker Letters - regarding: Church boundary; Council workmen; Stephenson needs repairs
H2-208.207: Baker Letters - regarding: Boat House; Mr Jowett re rents
H2-208.208: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Milner Field; power station required; possible sale of Higher Hirst Mill; allotment rents
H2-208.209: Baker Letters - regarding: payment of rent and repairs; Jowett's land holding; sale of Higher Hirst Mills
H2-208.211: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Hirst Mills; value of land; possible sale of allotments
H2-208.212: Baker Letters - regarding: allotment rents
H2-208.213: Baker Letters - regarding: level of rents; possible sale of Stephenson's farm
H2-208.214: Baker Letters - regarding: allotment rents
H2-208.215: Baker Letters - Accounts November 1920
H2-208.216: Baker Letters - regarding: Shipley Council raising allotment rents
H2-208.217: Baker Letters - regarding: boundary of land owned by Church
H2-208.218: Baker Letters - regarding: threat to water weir; cost of houses in Bradford; sale of Higher Hirst Mill
H2-208.219: Baker Letters - regarding: rent level for Hirst cottages and allotments
H2-208.220: Baker Letters - regarding: complaints about rent rises
H2-208.221: Baker Letters - regarding: allotment rents
H2-208.222: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1920
H2-208.223: Baker Letters - regarding: pension termination; possible land purchase by Midland Railway; allotments passed to council
H2-208.224: Baker Letters - regarding: allotments passed to Shipley Council
H2-208.225: Baker Letters - Accounts January 1921
H2-208.226: Baker Letters - regarding: death of pensioner; rent arrears; Hirst Wood plans
H2-208.227: Baker Letters - Accounts February 1921
H2-208.228: Baker Letters - regarding: plans of Hirst Wood Estate
H2-208.229: Baker Letters - Accounts March 1921
H2-208.233: Baker Letters - regarding: land on Caroline Street; allotment holders; garden rents
H2-208.234: Baker Letters - Accounts April 1921
H2-208.235: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr. Willieâ??s grave
H2-208.236: Baker Letters - regarding: Hirst Lock tenants; Lloyds bank cheque;
H2-208.237: Baker Letters - Accounts May 1921
H2-208.238: Baker Letters - regarding: plans and letter from surveyors of taxes
H2-208.239: Baker Letters - regarding: Reiterated given Mr Smith all he asked for.
H2-208.240: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears of allotment holders and Hirst Lock cottages; Mills need coal; food shortage; Willie's grave
H2-208.241: Baker Letters - Accounts June 1921
H2-208.242: Baker Letters - regarding: names of allotment holders
H2-208.243: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears at Lower Hirst Locks
H2-208.244: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1921
H2-208.245: Baker Letters - regarding: Sent accounts
H2-208.246: Baker Letters - Accounts August 1921
H2-208.247: Baker Letters - confirmation of a loan
H2-208.248: Baker Letters - regarding: Stephenson keeps Hirst Farm
H2-208.249: Baker Letters - Accounts September 1921
H2-208.250: Baker Letters - regarding: garden rents
H2-208.251: Baker Letters - Accounts October 1921
H2-208.253: Baker Letters - regarding: allotment rents
H2-208.254: Baker Letters - Accounts November 1921
H2-208.255: Baker Letters - regarding: list of allotment holders and rents
H2-208.258: Baker Letters - regarding: arrears on Hist Lock cottages
H2-208.260: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears and collection
H2-208.262: Baker Letters - subscription
H2-208.263: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1921
H2-208.264: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1921
H2-208.265: Baker Letters - Accounts December 1921
H2-208.266: Baker Letters - regarding: 5 small notes
H2-208.267: Baker Letters - regarding: rent payments to collect; repairs in Caroline Street; sale of allotment land
H2-208.268: Baker Letters - regarding: allotment rent mistake; purchasing by council
H2-208.269: Baker Letters - regarding: difficulty paying pensioners; death of pensioner; rent arrears
H2-208.270: Baker Letters - Accounts January 1922
H2-208.271: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears
H2-208.272: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears
H2-208.273: Baker Letters - Accounts February 1922
H2-208.274: Baker Letters - Accounts March 1922
H2-208.275: Baker Letters - regarding: pension payments; rent arrears
H2-208.276: Baker Letters - Accounts April 1922
H2-208.277: Baker Letters - regarding: rent arrears; pleasure grounds and allotments; condition of Roberts Park; Willieâ??s grave.
H2-208.278: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s Grave; rent arrears
H2-208.279: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s Grave; rent arrears; provision of water
H2-208.280: Baker Letters - Accounts May 1922
H2-208.281: Baker Letters - Invoice for £2 10s for grave bedding plants
H2-208.282: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s grave, Roberts Park and rentsShipley Council OK with this. Written to Mr Baguley and no response.
H2-208.283: Baker Letters - Accounts June 1922
H2-208.284: Baker Letters - regarding: money owing
H2-208.285: Baker Letters - Accounts July 1922
H2-208.286: Baker Letters - regarding: Sent accounts
H2-208.287: Baker Letters - Accounts August 1922
H2-208.288: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s grave and Pleasure Grounds
H2-208.289: Baker Letters - Accounts September 1922
H2-208.291: Baker Letters - regarding: payment of pensioners
H2-208.292: Baker Letters - regarding: end of service
H2-208.45: Baker Letters - regarding: Plan of Fanny Street
H2-208.46: Baker Letters - regarding: work and repairs
H2-208.47: Baker Letters - regarding: fire at Hirst Mill
H2-208.48: Baker Letters - regarding: Plans and acreage
H2-208.49: Baker Letters - Accounts January 1919
H2-208.50: Baker Letters - regarding: insurnace claim for Hirst Mill
H2-208.51: Baker Letters - regarding: potential sale of land
H2-208.55: Baker Letters - regarding: potential sale of land
H2-208.58: Baker Letters - regarding: ownership of Park Street and visit by Catherine Salt
H2-208.59: Baker Letters - Accounts February 1919
H2-208.60: Baker Letters - Accounts March 1919
H2-208.62: Baker Letters - regarding: repairs to Hirst Mill and John Baker's move to Morecambe
H2-208.64: Baker Letters - regarding: water mains and land sale
H2-208.65: Baker Letters - regarding: Hirst Mill fire and insurance
H2-208.66: Baker Letters - regarding: Insurance; purchase of estate, visit by Sir James
H2-208.68: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington and Mr Heys buying land opposite John Street
H2-208.70: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington; rebuilding of Mill
H2-208.72: Baker Letters - regarding: John Baker will work from Morecambe
H2-208.74: Baker Letters - regarding: Offer of land between school and railway
H2-208.75: Baker Letters - Accounts April 1919
H2-208.76: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington to buy timber
H2-208.78: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington wanted land
H2-208.79: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington offer for land purcahse
H2-208.81: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington paper work; Security and mortgage for a shop.
H2-208.84: Baker Letters - regarding: boundary posts and land sales
H2-208.86: Baker Letters - regarding: questions over boundary and sale of land
H2-208.87: Baker Letters - regarding: John Baker's travel from Morecambe and boundary issues
H2-208.88: Baker Letters - regarding: nothing from Derby; Problem with Park Tennis Club
H2-208.89: Baker Letters - regarding: John Baker's move to Morecambe; boundary issues
H2-208.90: Baker Letters - Accounts May 1919
H2-208.93: Baker Letters - regarding: purchase of fields; boundary dispute settled; Milner Field and Hirst House
H2-208.94: Baker Letters - regarding: Offered Glen Thomas Milner House
H2-208.95: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Milner House and fields
H2-208.97: Baker Letters - Accounts June 1919
H2-208.98: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Robinson and farms
2024.10: Sir James Roberts leaves Saltaire (The land disposals of Sir James Roberts)
Strathallan Castle, Perthshire, United Kingdom
C3b-274: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
2024.92: The Saltaire Journal Vol.1 No.4 March 2010. The Whitlam Family?....Who are they?
2024.93: The Saltaire Journal Vol.1 No.5 March 2012 The Second Lord of Saltaire, The Family History of Sir James Roberts by David King.
H2-060a: Sir James Roberts studio photograph
Catherine was born in 1846 into one family of textile magnates, the Crossleys of Halifax, and married into another when Titus Salt Junior became her husband in 1866. In some ways Catherine was quite conventional, raising four children and running her privileged Victorian household, including hosting the Prince of Wales and later his sister Princess Beatrice at her home. But Catherine clearly had deep and wide interests in social and educational issues, particularly the education of girls. She helped found Bradford Girls Grammar School and served for many years on its board, and also the board of the Salt Schools.
A1-079a-b: Memorial service for Catherine Salt
A2-057: Contract relating to the Sale of Milner Field Estate
A2-054: Agreement as to the mortgage of Milner Field Estate
2018.40.25: Tenancy agreement for Denton Park
A2-052: Tenancy - The Old Rectory, Thorpe Arch
A2-023: Salt Family - Residences; Milner Field
A1-020: Catherine Salt's funeral service
A2-059: Letter to Catherine Salt about architectural feature in Milner Field
A2-085a-b: Salt Family Residences: Great Tows House
2018.36.2: Letter to Mrs Titus Salt about royal visit
A3-062: Letter from Clara Jowett about Royal visit
A3-064: Letter from Ingelby about Royal visit
A3-065: Letter from Charles Edwards about Royal visit
A3-066: Letter from Christopher Sykes about royal visit
2018.9.1.1.1.3: Letter to Catherine Salt from Isabel Salt in Harrogate
2018.9.1.1.1.4: Empty envelope addressed to Catherine Salt
2018.9.2.1.2: Memorandum to accompany Catherine Salt's will
2018.9.2.1.3: Accounts at death of Catherine Salt
2024.52: Transactions of the Halifax Aniquarian Society 2016
A1-114.2: Will of Mrs Catherine Salt - 1904
A1-114.1: Draft Will of Catherine Salt - 1901
2018.40.8.3: Wills, Codicils & statement of wishes of Mrs Catherine Salt
Denys Salt was the Great-grandson of Sir Titus Salt, Grandson of Titus Salt Junior and Son of Harold Salt. For more than 50 years, Denys was the member of the Salt family who did most to sustain the family’s links with Saltaire. His encouragement to generations of historians, his contributions to local archives, libraries and museums, and his support of activities in Saltaire were of invaluable benefit to the local community. Denys donated an important set of documents, photographs and other objects to the Saltaire Collection, most concerning the Salt family.
2018.52: In Memoriam: Denys Crossley Salt 1916-2014
C4a-007: Saltaire village, Documents (Places), - Recent Developments (Saltaire History Club & Saltaire Archives)
2018.77.2: Letter from Clive Woods to Denys Salt
The public museum is a former worsted spinning mill in Bradford. It contains permanent displays of textile machinery, steam power, engineering, printing machinery and motor vehicles as a testament ot Bradford's industrial heritage.
F1a-176: Electrification of Wyke Mill 1947
A family-run photographic business founded in 1932 and based in Bradford. Well known for its photography for industry, commerce and advertising. The company was involved in aerial photography of the Bradford district, including Shipley and Saltaire.
Bradford Museums website featuring C H Wood
2018.3.16.1: Triumphal Arch in Victoria Road for the Opening of the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition
2018.3.16.2: Inside a building of the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee exhibition 1887
2018.3.16.3: Exhibit of Angora Goats, for the top of the Triumphal Arch
2018.13: Aerial photograph of Saltaire village
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
The local government authority for the Bradford area which includes Saltaire. The council was formed in 1974 as part of the national local government reorganisation. Saltaire had previously fallen under Shipley Urban District Council.
Bradford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Bradford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom: Coat of arms
2019.22.1: A Walk From The Towpath -Saltaire
C3b-283a: 'Saltaire World Heritage Site Guide'
C3b-284b: 'Saltaire World Heritage Site Guide'
C3b-297b: 'Discover Saltaire UNESCO World Heritage Site'
C3b-298b: 'Discover Saltaire UNESCO World Heritage Site'
C3b-310: 'The Guide - shopping and dining out'
E1b-154a,b,c,d,e,f: Education, Schools (Images)
F1a-206: Official Visitors Guide to Bradford District
F1a-207: Official Visitors Guide to Bradford District
F1a-205: Official Visitors Guide to Bradford District
F1a-208: Conference Guide to Bradford and District
2022.27: The Journal of Dr. John Simpson of Bradford 1825
C3b-145a-b: Saltaire: The Origins of a Model Industrial Community
B1-086: Saltaire the origins of a model industrial community
2024.12: Bradford City Hall 150 years of civic pride by Simon Ross Valentine ISBN 978-1-7390826-1-1
2024.76: Best Listed Buildings in Bradford
2024.82: Crown Street Comic Band by R Wharton and A Clarke
2024.97: Saltaire original designs and detailing
E2-173: Shipley College Adult Classes September 1983
E2-175: Shipley College Daytime Exam Classes 1983
2024.102: Saltaire conservation area assessment. Draft for consultation.
2024.112: Saltaire trail 3rd edition April 2002
2018.63: Saltaire Building Conservation Policy
C3a-049a: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C4-004a-b: Saltaire: Conservation Policy
E2-035a-c: Plans of Shipley College Annex
C5-015: Saltaire village, Documents (Places), - Miscellaneous Adverts etc.
G2-003: new kitchen and offices for Shipley Church of England School
C3b-101: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
D3-079a-b: design for Roberts Park shelters
2024.67: The Schedule of Sites of Scientific Interest in West Yorkshire 1990 Site name Hirst Wood.
2024.68: Second tier sites of ecological importance in West Yorkshire. Site name Shipley Glen
2024.69: Destination Bradford: A century of immigration
D1-071.7: Clive Woods' invitation to the Lord Mayor's Civic Thank You
D1-071.8: Details for the Lord Mayor's Civic Thank You
D2-018.10: Benefit Concert to Stop War in the Balkans
D1-071.1: Response from Saltaire Village Society to Bradford Council's Development Plan
Company founded in Dayton, Tennessee, United States owned by the Salts company. The company manufactured iron and stell, based on the large local deposits of iron ore and coal. The Salts made major investements in the company which were partly to blame for the subsequent financial difficulties of the textile business in the UK. The Salts gave up their interest in the Dayton company in 1892 and sold the textile business the following year. Dayton was the site of rich coal and iron deposits. Its original developers obtained a loan from Sir TItus Salt Bart. and Sons Ltd, but they went bankrupt. The directors of the Salts company, including Titus Salt Junior, took over the Dayton firm and made large investments to develope the site. They built: two large blast furnaces with a capacity of 250 tons of iron ore per day, three fire brick kilns and 200 coke ovens were constructed as well as 200 homes, a manager's house (costing $15,000), a company store, a schoolhouse and other social amenities. What had been a small hamlet grew into a sizeable town over a very short period. In 1892 the Salt business partners had to surrender their interests in Dayton due to the collapse of Sir Titus Salt (Bart) Sons and Co. Ltd. The investment the company had made in Dayton was a significant factor in the Salt family’s loss of their business and the estate of Saltaire.
A4-005: Dayton - The other town that the Salts built
2020.7: The Dayton Coal & Iron Company Limited (Rhea Co; Tenn; U.S.A.) Certificate of Shares
A4-006: Historic Resource Survey and Contextural Study of the Former Dayton Coal & Iron Company Properties
A4-007: Salt family Property Interests: Dayton Tennessee
C4a-015.3: Saltaire History Club poster February 2007
Dayton Coal and Iron Company Limited - Blast furnace
Donald Hanson was the chair and chief executive of Illingworth, Morris the last owners of Salts Mill as a textiles business in the 1980s. His great grandfather was Chief Engineer for Sir Titus Salt.
B1-482: Illingworth Morris -Woolcombers and the Wool Board mergers
B1-481: Donald Hanson's life: Business career and charity work
H1-007b: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
H1-041: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
H1-042: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
H1-043: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
H1-044: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
B1-144: Donald Hanson of Illingworth, Morris
B1-479: Donald Hanson: an Extraordinary Life
H1-010.1: Letters to Donald Hanson from Mabel Hanson
H1-010.10: Letter to Donald Hanson from Buckingham Palace
H1-010.11: Letter to Donald Hanson from Caspar Weinberger
H1-010.12: Letters to Donald Hanson after his resignation
H1-010.2: Letter to Donald Hanson from friends Mr and Mrs Hawley
H1-010.3: Letter to Donald Hanson from friends John W. and Edith
H1-010.4: Letters to Donald Hanson from Isidore Ostrer
H1-010.5: Letters between Donald Hanson and Lloyds Bank
H1-010.9: Letters between Donald Hanson and Bank of England
H1-012.2: A day in the life of... Donald Hanson ('Boss at mill')
H1-012.3: Donald Hanson's role during West Yorkshire County Council abolition
H1-012.5: Donald Hanson's appointment as Chairman of Illingworth Morris
H1-012.6: Donald Hanson on the wool textile industry
H1-012.7: Announcements of Donald Hanson's retirement
H1-012.8: Articles and photographs about Donald Hanson's work with the Airedale Health Authority
H1-012.9: Drawings of Salts Mill and the Congregational Church, and a photo of Mrs Hanson
B1-484: Address given to The Textile Institute
H1-008b: Introduction to a Black Dyke Mills Band
H1-009: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
B1-084a: Salts Mill and museum: A short history and guide
H1-010.13: Letter from Donald Hanson concerning his career
H1-010.6: Letter from Donald Hanson announcing his leave from Chairman of the Illingworth Morris Group
H1-010.8: Letter to Donald Hanson from deputy chairman of Woolcombers PLC
Major company of architects in nineteenth century Bradford. Responsible for key buildings in Bradford, such as teh Town Hall, The Wool Exchange and St George's Hall, and most of Saltaire.
C1-003a-d: Saltaire village - Maps & Plans
C3b-046.3.2: Drawings for the Bath and Wash house
C3b-046.2.2: Drawings for the Bath and Wash house
C3b-046.1: Bath and Wash house, containing enevelope
C3b-046.2: Drawings for the Bath and Wash house
C3b-046.3: Drawings for the Bath and Wash house
C3b-047.1: Original plans for the conversion of the Wash-house into houses
C3b-047.2: Wash-house conversion plans - ground floor and cellar
C3b-047.3: Wash-house conversion plans - exterior views
C2b-386.17: The Architects of Bradford's Success
The Church is located in Saltaire on land originally donated by Titus Salt (who was not a Methodist). The original methodist chapel was replaced by the current building in the late twentieth century.
2020.17: Glimpses of 150 years of Methodism at Sataire
C3b-408a: Saltaire Methodist Chapel Centenary Handbook 1868-1968
D4-041: Saltaire Weslyan Methodist Chapel
C2a-050.24: Saltaire village - Images (People).
D4-045: congregation leaving Saltaire Methodist Chapel
C3a-079: Photograph memories, [the life of] William Oldfield, Methodist Minister
D2-020a-c: Saltaire Methodist Chapel Football Club
D4-040: Saltaire Methodist Church Souvenir Centenary Handbook
Drawing of original Saltaire Methodist Church
Shipley College is a college of further and adult education based in several buildings in Saltaire. Opening in 1969, it was a successor to the Technical School based in the Exhibition Building. As well as this building the College also uses the former Salt High School and Dining Hall premises on Victoria Road, parts of Victoria Hall, and the new, purpose-built Jonathan Silver Building on Exhibition Road.
E2-163: After 16 News North Bradford Commonwealth - a Commonwealth of Riches March 1989
E2-147: Library Resource Centre Staff Guide 1988
E2-160: After 16 News North Bradford Commonwealth - a Commonwealth of Riches March 1988
E2c-016: Condition Report for Salt Annexe 1986
E2-092a-b: Alan Titchmarsh articles & Photographs
2024.153: Exhibition Building refurbishment photo albums
2024.154.1: Exhibition Building refurbishment photo album 1
2024.154.2: Exhibition Building refurbishment photo album 2
2024.154.3: Exhibition Building refurbishment photo album 3
2024.154.4: Exhibition Building refurbishment photo album 4
2024.154.5: Conference and events facilities
2019.42: Shipley College Part-time Course Guide 2019/20
B1-108: Sir Titus Salt 1876 Centenary events in the village of Saltaire November 1976
C3b-302: 'Shipley College-Victorian Model Venue'
E2-141: Catch 22 Issue 4 Valentines Issue
E2-145: Library Resource Centre Staff Guide 1981
E2-148: Library Resource Centre Staff Guide 1982-3
E2-149: Library Resource Centre Staff Guide 1987
E2-152: Principal's Annual Report 1973-74
E2-153: Principal's Annual Report 1975-76
E2-155: Shipley College of Further Education Open Evening and Prize Presentation February 1979
E2-156: Instrument and articles of Government
E2-159: After 16 News North Bradford Commonwealth - a Commonwealth of Riches January 1987
E2-161: After 16 News North Bradford Commonwealth - a Commonwealth of Riches March 1989
E2-171: Shipley College 1981-1982 Prospectus
E2-172: Shipley College 1982-1983 Prospectus
E2-176: Shipley College 1983/4 Prospectus
E2-177: 9 Airedale Youth Training Consortium Leaflets for courses at Shipley College
2025.53: 'Ambitions' Shipley College Prospectus 2005-2006
E2-178: Shipley College Adult Classes Sep-Dec 1984
E2-179: Shipley College Prospectus 1984-85
E2-180: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1984
E2-181: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1985
E2-182: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1986
E2-183: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1987
E2-184: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1988
E2-185: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1989
E2-186: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1990
E2-187: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1991
E2-188: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1995
E2-189: Shipley College Courses Leaflets 1997
E2-190: 2 Map postcard for Shipley Institution
E2-191: Various Newspaper and Booklets Prospectus for Shipley College
E2-192: Booklet Prospectus for Shipley College 2001-02
E2-193: Booklet Prospectus for Shipley College 2002-03
E2-194: Various leaflets & Booklets for Shipley College 2004
E2-195: Various leaflets & Booklets for Shipley College 2005
E2-196: Various leaflets & Booklets for Shipley College 2006
E2-197: Booklet for Shipley College 2007
E2-198: Booklet for Shipley College 2011
E2-199: Booklet for Shipley College 2012
E2-200: Booklet for Shipley College 2013-14
E2-201: Leaflet for Shipley College 2023
E2-202: Leaflet for Shipley College 2025
E2-205: Photograph of George Webster from BBC CBeebies
E2-206: Photograph of Prospectus cover for 2021/2022
E2-090: Education - Technical School : Documents
2019.46.40.1.13: Shipley College photos - 1990s
2019.46.35.16.3: Shipley College Photograph 1960's and 1970's, laboratory
2019.46.7: 1987 1st floor plan of college and a photo of the resource centre
E2b-083: Education - Shipley College : Images
E2b-086: Education - Shipley College : Images
E2b-088a-l: Education - Shipley College : Images
2020.9.2.2: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.2.2.1: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.2.1: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Proposals
2020.9.2.3: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.2.4: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.2.5: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
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2020.9.2.8: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.2.9: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: Plans
2020.9.1: A Report on the Condition of the Roof Structure to the Mill Building, Victoria road
2019.46.9: Shipley College Carpentry Workshop 1977
2019.46.11: Wrose Junior School - Guitar Class
2019.46.12: Views of Shipley College Exhibition Road building with scaffolding
2019.46.20.2: Household textiles displays
2019.46.21: Main hall of Exhibition Road building
E2-069a-b: Centenary Souvenir Programme for Shipley College
A1-190: Salt family at opening of Saltaire Studies Centre
A1-191.1+.2: Salt family at opening of the Saltaire Studies Centre
E2b-080: Education - Shipley College : Images
E2b-081: Education - Shipley College : Images
A3-040.1: 2 Commemorative Programme to Celebrate the Opening of the Refurbished Exhibition Building by HRH The Princess Royal January 11th 1996
A3-040.2: Commemorative Programme to Celebrate the Opening of the Refurbished Exhibition Building by HRH The Princess Royal January 11th 1996
E2-121: Princess Anne's visit to Shipley College
E2b-006: Princess Anne visits Shipley College
2019.46.22: Main hall of Exhibition Road building
2019.46.23: Main hall of Exhibition Road building
2019.46.24: Main hall of Exhibition Road building
2019.46.25: Photos and plan of Exhibition Road Building 1986
2019.46.26: 3 colour photographs of Exhibition Road Building Entrance
2019.46.27: 1 colour photograph of Saltaire Railway Station and college students
2019.46.28: Programme for public speaking dinner, Shipley Institute of Further Education 1966
2019.46.29: Shipley College photo (1948?) of downstairs (now refectory/ canteen)
2019.46.30: Shipley College photo 16cm x 21.5cm
2019.46.31: Shipley College photo 18.5cm x 23cm showing a car maintenance class in the engineering workshop of Shipley College
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2019.46.35.10: Shipley College Photograph 1960's and 1970's / painting and decorating
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2019.46.35.12: Shipley College Photograph 1960's and 1970's / plastering
2019.46.35.13.1: Shipley College Photograph 1960's and 1970's / workshop
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2019.46.35.15: Shipley College Photograph 1960's and 1970's, laboratory/ spray painting
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2019.46.35.5: Shipley College Photos 1960s and 70s/ visual aids exhibition
2019.46.35.6: Shipley College Photos 1960s and 70s/ workshop
2019.46.35.7: Shipley College Photos 1960s and 70s/ Machine shop
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2019.46.39.9: Visit to Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd
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A1-051a-i: Modern Salt family at Shipley College
E2-071: Shipley College in Saltaire - Victorian Model Venue
2019.46.35.1: Shipley College Photos 1960s and 70s/ visual aids exhibition
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E2b-082a-b: Education - Shipley College : Images
E2b-082c: visit to Saltaire by Sir Patrick Salt
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2019.46.40.1.1: Exhibition Building main entrance
2019.46.40.1.7: Salt Building interior with desks and chairs
2019.46.40.1.8: Salt Building interior with desks and chairs
A3-040.4: Commemorative Programme to Celebrate the Opening of the Refurbished Exhibition Building by HRH The Princess Royal January 11th 1996
E2-004a-c: Report and Balance Sheet of the Fancy Fair
E2-137: Shipley College Inspection extracts
E2-158: Her Majesty's Inspectorate report 1977
E2-162: Leisure Time Programe for 1971-1972
E2-164: Leisure Time Programe for 1972-1973
E2-165: Leisure Time Programe for 1973-1974
E2-166: Leisure Time Programe for 1974-1975
E2-167: Leisure Time Programe for 1975-1976
E2-168: Leisure Time Programe for 1976-1977
E2-169: Leisure Time Programe for 1977-1978
E2-170: Leisure Time Programe for 1978-1979
C4a-015.12: Saltaire History Club Meeting for March 2009
E2b-027: Shipley College Exhibition Building
2025.54: Certificates for creative craft skills courses
2025.55: Art Access Creative Textiles portfolio
2025.57: 16 paper prints produced by Ann Stuart as patterns for fabrics created on courses
E2b-027a,b: Shipley College Exhibition Building
The council was the county-level administrative body that contained Shipley and Saltaire. It was abolished in 1974 as part of the local government reorganisation. Much of its responsibilities passed to the new West Yorkshire County Council which functioned until 1986.
E2-028: Bingley Technical Institute Speech Day & Distribution of Certifices
E2-015a-m: Shipley Technical Institute of School and Art Prospectus
E2-015a-r: Shipley Technical Institute of School and Art Prospectus
Head of the engineering department at Salts Mill during the nineteenth century. Great Grandfather of Donald Hanson, the chair and chief executive of Illingworth, Morris the last owners of Salts Mill as a textiles business in the 1980s.
Salts Mill, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
H1-002a: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
H1-002b-c: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill Directors
Illingworth Morris was a large Textiles business. Between 1957 and 1986 it owned and operated Salts Mill.
Graces guide page on Illingworth, Morris
B1-470: Amalgamated Textiles, Ltd - Directors Report
B1-471: Illingworth Morris & Co. Ltd Directors Report.
B1-472a-b: Why you should support your UK directors
B1-145/a-i: Pamela Mason's dispute with Illingworth, Morris and Co Ltd.
2025.51: Modern Money and Unemployment and the Law of Barter
H1-012.4: Deal between the British Wool Board and Illingworth Morris (group managing Salts Mill)
B1-148: Papers from a Illingworth, Morris stockholders meeting over Mrs Mason's complaints
Percy Illingworth was the Member of Parliament for Shipley in the early 20th century. He presided at the opening of a new cricket Pavillion for Saltaire Cricket Club that had been funded by Sir James Roberts.
Member of the Irish peerage, famed amateur astronomer, and large landholder in the Shipley area.
2021.4.3: Original conveyancing document for strip of land near Hirst Mill
Born Caroline Whitlam. Wife of Sir Titus Salt who she married in 1830.
Harriet Byles first taught at the Salts High School for girls when Medina Griffiths was headmistress. Harriet became the second, and longest-serving, headmistress of the school in 1886. From what she wrote in her lengthy 'reminiscences', Harriet clearly admired her predecessor and followed Medina's enlightened principles in the education of her students. Her philosophy was that both work and play ‘honestly and heartily done’ was of equal importance. Many of her pupils achieved university places and worthwhile careers.
Griffiths, Medina: E1b-060b: Miss S.M.Griffiths, the first Salts High School for Girls Headmistress
E1b-080a: Medina Sarah Griffiths & Harriet Byles
F1a-178: A Family Tree of the Byles family
E1a-031a-f: Salts High School and Harriet Byles
E1b-063b: Harriet Byles with her pony and trap, and letter of thanks
C3b-424a: The Story of the Salts Girls School for Fifty Years (1876-1926): Reminiscences of Harriet Byles. Head MIstress 1886-1920
E1a-016b: The Story of the Salts Girls School for Fifty Years: Reminiscences of Harriet Byles, Headmistress 1886-1920
William was a leading British engineer and was contracted by Titus Salt to design the interior of Salts Mill. William's significant engineering skills enabled the mill to operate smoothly and perform all the functions that took raw materials through the series of processes required to make high quality cloth. William was responsible for the Mill's iron structure, the lay-out of the machinery, the design and manufacture of the boilers, steam engines and line-shafting. He also designed a tubular-girder bridge over the river Aire that runs through the village. Fairbairn published his plans for the mill in a book that ran to four editions and was translated into French and Spanish. He was justly proud of Salts Mill, his largest work of mill construction.
B1-425: On the Application of Cast & Wrought Iron to Building Purposes
B1-459: On the Application of Cast Iron to Building Purposes
B1-220a-m: On the Construction of Fire-proof Warehouses
2018.68: On the Application of Cast and Wrought Iron to Building Purposes.
Fairbairn, William: Courtesy of Royal Society via WikiCommons
2021.4.9.1.2: Part of a Mortgage contract
H2-020a: Arbitration document regarding Hirst Mill
Influential British architect. In 1849 he formed a highly successful partnership with William Mawson. They designed major buildings in Bradford, including St George's Hall and the Wool Exchange. Sir Titus Salt engaged them to desgn his new Salts Milll and its surrounding village of Saltaire, including its many publoic buildings.
F1a-014: West Yorkshire Architects and Architecture: Henry Francis Lockwood
H2-173a: Alice Roberts and Lily May Roberts
H2-172a: Newspaper article on the shooting of Miles Sefton
Son of Sir James Roberts. Involved in the management of Salts Mill until his early death. James Roberts later gifted Saltaire Park to the public and had it renamed Roberts Park in rememberance of Bertram.
H2-049d: Street decorations for Bertram Foster Roberts' wedding
H2-041.1: Mr. Bertram F. Roberts - circa 1903
H2-041.2: Mr. Bertram F. Roberts - circa 1903
H2-041.3: Mr. Bertram F. Roberts - circa 1903
H2-023a: Birth certificates for Bertram Foster Roberts and Mary Jane Edith Roberts
H2-045d: Bertram Foster Roberts' wedding
H2-046d: Bertram Foster Roberts' wedding
H2-048c: Bertram Foster Roberts' wedding
H2-137: Saltaire: Its Origins and History
H2-169a-b: Bertram Foster Roberts as a young man
H2-176: Bertram with Betty, Mary, and James Roberts
H2-210.27: Pages 49-50 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-047c: Bertram Foster Roberts' wedding - decorations
H2-210.28: Pages 51-52 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
H2-116: Commemoration plaque for Roberts Park
H2-050a-e: Bertram Roberts' wedding - street decorations
H2-167a: Bertram and James William Roberts
H2-167b: Reverse of Bertram and James William
H2-183: Baptism Register for baptism of the children of Bertram Foster Roberts
H2-079: Bertram Roberts and family members
Son of Bertram Foster Robert, grandson of Sir James Roberts
H2-194a-c: Roberts family group at the 21st birthday party of James Denby Roberts
H2-088a: Christening of Susan Elizabeth Roberts
H2-087a,c: Wedding of James Denby Roberts and Irene Dunn
H2-193: Sir James Denby Roberts, 2nd Baronet
H2-089a,c: James Denby Roberts as a young man
H2-092: Young members of the Roberts family
The Salt High School opened in 1876. Initially it occupied temporary accommodation, mainly in the Saltaire Club and Institute. In 1878 it moved into the building on Victoria Road that had originally been built to house the Factory School for Salts Mill. The High School was open to both boys and girls although they were educated separately. The High School eventually moved to a new site on the far side of Roberts Park. Today the original buildingis part of Shipley College, a further education institution.
Salt High School building, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
2021.24: Timeline for 'The Presidents of the Salt Schools
E1a-008a: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1a-008b.1: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1b-060b: Miss S.M.Griffiths, the first Salts High School for Girls Headmistress
C2a-050.14: Saltaire village - Images (People).
2019.52.2: Salt High School Scholar's Report 1952-1957
2019.52.3: Salt High School Speech day programme 8th December 1955
2019.52.4: Salt High School Speech day programme 8th May 1958
C2b-129: Saltaire village Images (Places)
E1b-070a: Salts High School-Senior Gilrls
E1b-072: High School Girls in Pageantry at Saltaire
H2-134: Salt Schools Presidential Address
2018.40.20: Salt Schools - Girls High School Children's Evening programme, Victoria Hall
C3a-017: Photograph of a class of Salts School boys (c.1920s)
E1a-054: List of Saltaire Institute & Salts School Records 1852-1968
E1b-031b: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1b-036b: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1b-038a: Students and teachers at Salts High School
E1a-024: History of the Salts Schools up to 1965 taken from John Waddington -Feather's book (photocopy)
E1b-032: Students and teachers at Salts Boys High School
E1b-033a-d: Students and teachers at Salts Boys High School
E1b-034b,e: Students and teachers at Salts Boys High School
E2-056a-b: High School Girls in Pageantry
E1b-074a-b: Photograph of cast and cast list of Salts Girls High School production of cast-list of 'The Dragon'
E1a-066a: Old Salt's Association Second Annual Dinner
E1b-039a: Football team of Salts High School
E1b-040a: Football team of Salts High School
E1b-041a: Football team of Salts High School
E1b-042: Footbal team of Salts HIgh School
E1b-043a: Football team of Salts High School
E1b-065a: Girl students at Salts High School
E1b-046: Salts Boys High School during WW1
E1b-055: Panorama framed school photographs - The Salt Grammar School - April 1960
E1b-054: Panorama framed school photographs - The Salt High School - October 1956
E1b-053: Panorama framed school photographs - The Salt High School - July 1952
E1b-052: Panorama framed school photographs - The Salt High School - October 1947
E1b-051: Panorama framed school photographs - Salts Boys High School - July 1932
E1b-050: Panorama framed school photographs - Salts School for Boys - July 1927
E1a-079: Report on the Annual Meeting of the Salts School 1901
E1a-077: Plan of the High School building on Victoria Road, Saltaire
E1a-018a-b: Miss M.S.Griffiths, First Headmistress of the Salts School
C2b-102/6/6: Salts School Coat of Arms and Bell
E1a-075: Printing dye for 'Governors of the Salt School'
E2-037: Salt High School classroom layout
E1b-115: Drawing of Salts High School 1874
H2-135: Salt Schools Presidential Address by the Archbishop of York
2024.5: Second Forster Bulletin of the Forster Society, Bradford
E1b-035a: Salts Boys Grammar School during the First World War
C4a-015.9: Saltaire History Club Meeting for June 2008
2024.141: Domestic Pests: What they are and how to remove them
Salt High School: Students outside the High School
Sir Titus Salt’s Hospital was opened in Saltaire in September 1868 and provided crucial medical help many decades before the foundation of the National Health Service.
C2b-192: Saltaire village Images (Places)
2019.27.1: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1867-1899
2019.27.10a-b: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1938-1941
2019.27.11: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1942
2019.27.12: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1943
2019.27.13: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1944
2019.27.14: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1945
2019.27.15: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1946
2019.27.16: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1947
2019.27.17: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1948-1949
2019.27.18: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1950-1952
2019.27.19: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1953-1959
2019.27.2: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1900-1906
2019.27.20: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - hospital governors from 1902 to 1939
2019.27.3: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1907-1913
2019.27.4: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1914-1918
2019.27.5: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1919-1923
2019.27.6: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1924-1927
2019.27.7: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1928-1930
2019.27.8: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1931-1934
2019.27.9: Saltaire Hospital Timeline - 1935-1937
C3b-347: Newscuttings relating to closure of Sir Titus Salt's Hospital
C3b-353: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-554: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-555: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C1-014a-b: Saltaire village - Maps & Plans
C3b-352: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-361: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-404: Items on the Sir Titus Salt Hospital
C3b-442b: Service marks Salts hospital centenary
D1-068a: Hospital concert 18 November 1925
D1-068d: Typed notes for Hospital concert 18 November 1925
D1-068e-g: Programmes for Hospital concert 12 March 1925
C3b-440: News cuttings related to closure of Sir TItus Salt's Hospital
C3b-442a: Programme of service for centenary of Sir Titus Salt's hospital
C3b-551: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
D1-068b: Programme for Hospital concert 18 November 1925
D1-068c: Notes for ticket prices for Hospital concert 18 November 1925
2022.33: A Dose of Salts by Vera Hornshaw
B1-356-22: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Sir Titus Salt's Hospital)
B1-356-23: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Sir Titus Salt's Hospital)
B1-356-24: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Sir Titus Salt's Hospital)
D1-068h: Advert for Hospital concert 12 March 1925
H2-139: Sir Titus Salt Hospital Re-opening
B1-356-21: Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Sir Titus Salt's Hospital)
C3b-550: Newscuttings concerning Sir Titus Salt's Hospital
C3b-553: Article on Salt Auxilliary Hospital during the First World War
H2-210.4: Pages 3-4 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918
Born into very humble circumstances in Idle, Bradford. Basic school education was at the Salt Factory School, Saltaire. Wright went on to study at the University of Heidelberg and eventually became a professor of philology at the University of Oxford and an eminent linguist.
2021.21: The King's England: Yorkshire West Riding
F1a-378: From Donkey Boy to Professor of Philology
C4a-015.20: Joseph Wright from mill to dreaming spires, and 1877: a church divided
George arrived in Saltaire in 1860 to be an assistant teacher in the Factory School that provided part-time education for some of the children working in Salts Mill. By the early 1870s he was the headmaster, later moving to be head of the nearby Shipley Central School. George was a member of the Saltaire Congregational Church and long-serving Superintendent of its magnificent Sunday School. A life-long teetotaller, George promoted responsible drinking and was one of the founders of the Shipley Temperance Union in 1892, becoming President in 1902. He finally retired after 45 years of service. He was obviously fondly thought of and well respected. A magnificent illuminated presentation book was given to him on retirement, paid for by public subscription and to which Sir James Roberts and many eminent past-students contributed.
F1a-380: Address and Presentation to George Morrell
E1a-022: George Morrell's Presentation Book
E2-060b: Saltaire: The Evening Schools are now Open
Only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
Opening of refurbished Exhibition Building
C2b-059: Princess Anne's visit to Saltaire 1977
Early twentieth century artist. Born in Bingley, West Yorkshire
E2-049: Article about W.C. Foster and David Foster
Fowler Calculators was a Manchester company that was founded as the Scientific Publishing Company in 1898 by William Henry Fowler. Besides their range of calculators, they were well known for their range of engineering pocket books that they published annually. Their address was 53 New Bailey Street (1900-9 at least) and their works were later in Hampson Street, Sale. They went into liquidation in 1988. (http://www.mathsinstruments.me.uk/page17.html)
B1-087.3: Fowler Textile Calculator instructions
B1-087.1: Fowler Textile Calculator with Leather case
B1-087.2: Fowler Textile Calculator instruction book
Joseph Parkinson founded his engineering company in 1865. The business specialised in making machinery for the booming textile industry.
Graces Guide page on J Parkinson and Son Limited
F1a-302a: Retrospect; J. Parkinson & Son
F1a-303: Production in the works of J. Parkinson & Son
2022.17: Retrospect - J. Parkinson and Son
F1b-015: Workers on holiday at Butlin's holiday camp
Rae was a highly successful textile businessman and Liberal politician. Rae did his apprenticeship in the woollen trade and went into partnership with William Pickles as Pickles and Rae, woolcombers in Laisterdyke, Bradford. Rae was a good business man the firm flourished and opened offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane. He even bought some land in Australia and called it Greenhill Farm. Due to this Norman Rae and his wife travelled in Australia regularly.
Northcliffe, Shipley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Northcliffe Woods: People walking in the woods
2021.14: Sir H. Norman Rae 1860-1928 - Our Local Benefactor
F1a-168: Opening of Norman Rae nursing home
F1a-125: Death of Sir Norman Rae Norman Rae & Ceremony marks special dedication
F1a-167: Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-133a: Opening of the Norman Rae Playing Fields
F1a-119: Souvenir brochure for the R.M.S. Orsova
F1a-100: Ceremony marks special dedication
F1a-092: Gladys Shuttleworth's collection of Norman Rae documents
F1a-093: Gladys Shuttleworth Collection - Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-094b: Sir Norman Rae 1860-1928: Our Local Benefactor
F1a-095: Introduction page from the book 'Sir Norman Rae 1860-1928
F1a-097: brief history of the life of Sir Norman Rae
F1a-107: Sir Norman Rae going to his Investiture
F1a-121: Election campaign notice for Norman Rae
F1a-122a-b: Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-124a-c: Sir Norman Rae with his grandchildren
F1a-126: Order of Service for the funeral of Sir Norman Rae
F1a-130: Norman Rae's house at Rossett Green
F1a-131a-b: Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-132a: Norman Rae-Northcliffe Playing Fields
F1a-135: Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-136: Norman Rae & Northcliffe Shipley, Miscellaneous Documents.
F1a-143: Marion Jean Woodhead opens the gate to Northcliffe Park
F1a-150: Opening of the Norman Rae Nursing Home
F1a-151: The Norman Rae Nursing Home Visitors Book
F1a-152a-c: Signatories of the Visitor's Book
F1a-154b: Cover of Norman Rae Nursing Home book
F1a-156b-c: Norman Rae & Princess Mary opening the Nursing Home
F1a-157a-c: Sir Norman Rae speaking on opening of Nursing Home
F1a-158a-d: Guests at the opening of the Sir Norman Rae Nursing Home
F1a-159: Princess Mary arrives at the Sir Norman Rae Nursing Home
F1a-163: Princess Mary opening the Norman Rae Nursing Home
William Fry started working life on the railways but his life was transformed in his thirties when he moved to Saltaire to become the long-serving Secretary and General Manager of the Salt Schools. The 'Salt Schools eventually incorporated the High School (for Girls and Boys), the Saltaire Club and Institute, and the Technical and Art School In the late 1880s a new School of Art and Science was instigated by Titus Salt Junior. To help fund the new school and partly celebrate its opening, and Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, Salt devised the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition. William Fry became heavily involved in its planning, travelling round the country to visit other exhibitions at Edinburgh, Folkestone and Liverpool as well as the Colonial Exhibition in London. He wrote numerous letters to obtain exhibits and enlist support for the Exhibition. This was a difficult task because of competition with other exhibitions and attractions. William wrote that ‘obscurity, too small an affair’ were ‘prominent ideas to be combated’. William also became Secretary of the Sir Titus Salt's Hospital, likely after the management ot the hospital was passed to the Salts School Board in 1887.
Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition: Welcome arch on Victoria Road
A3-121: Arrangements for the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition
A3-004: Arrangements for 1887 Royal Exhibition
E1a-062: Letter to school governors about the Royal Yorkshire Jubillee Exhibition
E1a-063: Letter from William Fry concerning Vincent Riordan
C4a-015.27: William Fry from station master to secretary of the Salt charities
Medina Griffiths was appointed the first headmistress of Salts Girls’ High School in Saltaire when it opened in 1876. Her progressive views on girls’ education is summed up in her words: 'I would have girls placed on an equality with boys so far as educational advantages are concerned… I would have girls stand in the foremost rank.' Medina introduced a wide curriculum that included Latin, Greek, French, English, maths, drama, art and music. She encouraged the girls to remain in education and take a university degree. Her progressive ideas were built on by her successor Harriet Byles.
C4a-015.6: Saltaire History Club Meeting for December 2007
Pamela Mason was the daughter of Isidore Ostrer, one of the owners of Illingworth, Morris and Company Limited who purchased the Salts (Saltaire) Ltd business, including Salts Mill, in the 1950s. Following Isidore's and his brother's Maurice deaths in 1975, Pamela controlled 46% of the shares of Illingworth, Morris. She became involved in a dispute with the 'Yorkshire DIrectors' over the future of the company. This was well-reported in the press, partly because Pamela Mason was a Hollywood celebrity, having been a chatshow host and having been married to the leading actor James Mason.
H1-012.1: Dispute between Pamela Mason and Illingworth Morris Group
Clive Woods gave up his life as a teacher and moved to Saltaire in 1986 to continue his researches on Titus Salt and his model village. He opened a bookshop, worked for a while as a caretaker at Victoria Hall, and became a well-known guide, leading tours around Saltaire. Clive helped found the Village Society and became a vigorous campaigner to preserve Saltaire and its heritage. In the late 1980s he was part of the successful campaign against plans to build a major trunk road through Saltaire. He also worked to get Saltaire listed by English Heritage, work that helped prevent the village from being recklessly changed. In the late 1990s he became a leader of the campaign, supported by the local MP and Bradford Council, to have Saltaire recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This was awarded in 2001, a success widely hailed as the most important for Saltaire since its foundation 150 years before. Sadly, Clive died in 2007 but his legacy is a Saltaire preserved for the future. The Saltaire Collection is proud to host his archive of research documents, books, leaflets and photographs.
2020.16.2: Talk at Saltaire Village Society
2020.16.3: Talk at Saltaire Village Society
C3b-054: 1881 census of Albert Road School
F1a-019: Biographical notes on nineteenth century families
C3b-055: House numbers in Jane Street and Dove Street
C3b-068: Saltaire occupations from the 1871 census
C3b-072: miscellaneous notes on Saltaire
F1a-006a-c: John Nicholson, the 'Airedale Poet'
F1a-018: Notes on famous 19th century families
F1a-025: Starting dates of West Riding Textile Mills
F1a-063: Notes on the lives of various Bradford businessmen
F1a-068: Bradford personalities and Horton Lane Chapel
C3a-011a-f: Clive Woods leading a group of visitors
D1-071.5: Clive Woods' invitation to a World Heritage Site briefing
D1-071.10: Meeting minutes the Saltaire Village Society
D1-071.11: Lord Mayor's Speech at the Civic Thank You
D1-071.12: Notes on the Saltaire Archive
D1-071.6: Chris Leslie's meeting invitation to Clive Woods
D1-071.9: Accounts for the Saltaire Village Society
D2-017.1: Commemorative Programme for the Grand Re-Opening of the Saltaire Cricket Club
D2-017.2: Letters confirming the re-development of Saltaire Cricket Club
D2-017.3: Project Brief for the Re-development of Saltaire Cricket Club
D2-017.4: Newsletter of the Saltaire Cricket Club
D2-017.5: Advertisements for the Saltaire Cricket Club season
D2-018.11: Family Ceilidh with Rannygazoo
D2-018.12: An evening of song and music with Artisan (Bradford Women Singers) (Irish Ceilidh Band)
D2-018.14: Artisan's performance at the Day of Dance
D2-018.7: The Lord Mayor's Victorian Funday
D2-018.8: The Great Yorkshire International Peace Race
Second daughter of Sir Titus and Caroline Salt. She died of tuberculosis just days before her twentieth birthday.
Third daughter of Sir Titus and Caroline Salt. She died in infancy of 'congestion of the brain'.
Over 6,000 Items make up the Saltaire Collection today and it all started with one person, Dorothy Sharp. Dorothy came to Saltaire in 1984 and was employed temporarily at Shipley Library, then located in Victoria Hall. Her first job was to sift through the local history collection to find materials suitable for schoolchildren. Later in 1984 Dorothy moved to nearby Shipley College as an assistant librarian and developed her interest in Saltaire's history. In 1987/88 Dorothy helped set up the 'Saltaire Resouce Base' - to support visiting schools - in the reopened Salts Mill, now a business, leisure and art centre being developed by local entrepreneur Jonathan Silver. Dorothy became known locally as someone who was interested in collecting and preserving materials to do with Saltaire. And so the donations came in, and the Saltaire Collection (as it is called now) was born and began to grow!
E1a-019a: Education in Shipley & Saltaire 1800-1900
E1b-092: Photograph of Saltaire FIrst School
2019.32: The Early Days of Saltaire Archive
C3b-521: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
Holroyd wrote a history 'Saltaire and its Founder' in 1873 that was contemporary with the building of Saltaire.
2018.36.1: A Welcome for Prince & Princess of Wales on the visit Bradford, Saltaire and Milner Field
F1a-050a-b: Abraham Holroyd's gravestone
Pace Microtechnology Ltd was a Bradford-based company that originally sold software for early Apple personal computers. During the 1980s the company began designing and manufacturing data communication modems and later satellite TV receivers and video recorders. By the late 1990s and into the 21st century, PACE collaborated with major, well-known tech giants such as BSkyB and Amstrad. This local business had become an international multi-million-pound enterprise and put Pace at the front of the digital revolution. From the late 1980s Pace based its business in Salts Mill. They became the first major tenant of local entrepreneur Jonathan Silver who purchased Salts Mill in the late 1980s following its closure as a working textile mill. The huge success of Pace and the company's presence in Salts Mill played an important role in the transformation of Saltaire from an old, decaying industrial mill and village into a thriving modern enterprise and desireable place to live.
Salts Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, Shipley, Baildon, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, BD18 3LE, United Kingdom
B1-413: 'Pace Hotting up in TV Revolution' 26th September 1998
B1-414: 'Staff Shape-up for Human Landmark' 8th January 1999
B1-415: 'Pace Makers of Cash with Digital TV Deal' 5th February 1999
B1-416: 'Pace set to Axe 470 Jobs' 4th May 2001
B1-417: 'A Change of Pace' 5th May 2001
2024.17: Pace Micro Technology Press Clippings Book June 1997
2024.18: Pace Micro Technology Press Clippings Book June 1997
2024.19: Pacesetter magazine Issue 37 March 2007
2024.20: Pacesetter magazine Issue 40 January 2008
2024.21: Pacesetter magazine Issue 41 May 2008
2024.22: Pacesetter magazine Issue 42, September 2008
2024.23: Pacesetter magazine Issue 43, January 2009
2024.24: Pacesetter magazine Issue 44, May 2009
2024.25: Pacesetter:Special Edition Pace, here and now : May 2008
2024.28: Aerial photograph of a white building
2024.26: Insider Magazine Vol 14 no.3 March 2011
2024.27: Pace set to top £1 billion turnover landmark
Pace Micro Technology: Picture of Pace SR 640 satellite dish
A new primary school on Albert Road in Saltaire was opened in 1878, its creation supported by husband and wife Titus Salt Junior and Catherine Salt. It has remained a primary school until the present day. When it opened, Children at the Albert Road schools were taught in mixed classes of around 40 children, although boys and girls were still seated in separate halves of the room, and corporal punishment was forbidden. At the time, the Shipley and Saltaire Times reported that people were doubtful whether this new approach to education would work. Shortly after their opening, the same newspaper printed a report on the schools and retracted their earlier criticism.
E1b-020a,c: Albert Road School Class c.1930
E1b-017a: Albert Road School Infants Class
E1b-019a,d: Albert Road School Class 1933-34
E1b-023a-b: Medal for regular attendance
E1b-025: Children at Albert Road School in 1936
C2a-050.10: Saltaire village - Images (People).
C2a-053: Students at Albert Road School mid 20th century
E1b-010a: School counting class in Albert Road School, 1925
E1b-013a: Albert Road School Sports day 1931
E1b-130a-b: Children in playground, 1950
E1b-131: Thornton Collection - Education, Schools (Images)
E1a-011.2: Sleeve of vinyl record made by Salt School children
E1b-011b: Primary school groups in early twentieth century
2019.52.1: Albert Road Junior Mixed School Scholar's Report 1951
E1a-002: Attendance Register for Albert Road School
E1b-143a: Class at Albert Road School about 1914
E1b-007b: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1b-008a: Education, Schools (Documents)
E1b-009a: Salt School infant class in 1910 or 11
E1b-024: School children dressed to celebrate 1902 coronation
E1b-093: Promotional leaflet for Saltaire First School
E1b-141a: Class from Albert Road School preparing for a coach trip to Morecambe
E1b-142: Class from Albert Road School preparing for a coach trip to Morecambe
E1b-140a: Class from Albert Road School preparing for a coach trip to Morecambe
E1b-022a: Photograph of Gilbert Tasker Mahoney, headteacher
E1a-076: Education: Life at Albert Road School
E1a-011.1: Music from Albert Road J M School 1969
H1-055: School certificate of attendance
C2a-124: Albert Road School Attendance Register 1918-1919
Albert Road School: Pupils dressed for coronation day in 1902
After Saltaire had been built, additional school places were required. A School of Art and Science was built at the edge of the village was completed in 1887. It became the Technical School, and contained a School of Art. Later known as the Institute of Technical Education and is now part of Shipley College.
E1a-008i: School of Science & Art prize label
E2-009a-e: Salts Schools School of Art prospectus
E2-011a-b: Salts School calendar 1888-89
E2-068a-b: Shipley Art & Technical Institute Prize
E2-100: Advert for Shipley Technical Institute
H1-005a: Saltaire School of Art Certificate
E2-107: Art Course Certificate for John Hulme
E2-106: Art Course Certificate for John Hulme
E2-065.2: Courses of Instruction: Drawing, Printing etc.
E2-131: Enrolment poster for Shipley School of Art '
E2-031: New Engineering Department at the Technical Institute
E2-030: Opening of New Painting and Decorating Department
E2-083: letter from Cambridge University Library
E2b-024b: Hall and balcony of Shipley Technical School
D3-118.1: Letter regarding the Chinese Scuplture
E2-005: Shipley Technical Schools Annual Reunion 1894
E2-008: School of Art: Opening of new Painting & Decorating Dept
E2-062a-c: Student Admission Ticket for L. Coles
E2-074: Building accounts for the 'New Science & Arts School
E2b-026b: Shipley Technical School viewed from Caroline Street
2019.46.15: Display for apprentice spinning and weaving overlookers
2020.2.16: School exercise book for Textile department for 1912-1913 session
E2-064: Technical School reopening poster
E2-010: Opening of the new Engineering Department
E2-134a: Poster for opening of School of Art in Saltaire
E2-033a-k: Salt School's Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1940)
E2-080: Kan'ei gafu - Kan'ei Pictorial Album
2018.45.1: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, Spinning
2022.5: Wallpaper : Its History, Design and Use
2022.6: Decorations with Duresco Water Paint
E2-063: Education - Technical School : Documents
E2-065.1: Courses of Instruction: Drawing, Printing etc
2020.2.9: Useful Tables and Formulae for Technical Students
2020.2.17: School exercise book for Textile department for 1913-1914 session
2020.2.18: School exercise book for Textile department 1914-15 session
E2-025a-m: The Techncial & Art School Prospectus
E2-108: Modelling Room in Shipley Art School
A3-123a-c: Photograph of the Chinese sculpture
E2-109: Shipley School of Art teachers and pupils
E2-130a,b,c: Poster for Shipley Technical Institute 1948-1949 Session
E2-135: Colour plates from Grammar of Ornament
E2-104: John Hulme Pupil and Teacher 1935-1940
2018.45.2: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, Spinning
2018.45.3: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, Spinning
2019.63: Shipley College Photographs and cuttings 1948-1957
E2-133: Poster for Shipley Education Committee 'Re-Opening of the Technical Schools 1920
E2b-026a: Shipley Technical School viewed from Caroline Street
2018.45.3.1: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, frontispiece of work book
E2-204: Architectural Studies in Yorkshire
Technical and Art School: Prospectus for 1927-1928
2020.2.1: Harold Kendall in his allotment
2020.2.19: Certificate for excellence in horticulture
2020.2.20: Certificate for excellence in horticulture
2020.2.4: Harold and Jean Kendall on a seaside pier
2020.2.5: Harold and Jean Kendall outside a house
2020.2.13: Notebook used for technical details
2020.2.10: The Worsted Overlooker's Handbook
An amateur musical society based in Saltaire in the early twentieth century.
C5-021: Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Orchestral & Vocal Concert 1920
C5-022: Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Sullivan Night 1920
C5-020: Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Grand Opera Night 1921
D1-066b+.2: Choral concert 15 February 1921
D1-066a: Saltaire Philharmonic Society Choral Concerts 1920
D1-067: Annual General Meeting of Saltaire Philharmonic Society
D1-069a-e: Saltaire Philharmonics Society's Concerts
Saltaire Philharmonic Society: Poster for concert on 6 January 1920
Bradford councillor and Lord Mayor in 1985-1986
D3-061: Mayor Mohammed Ajeeb in Albert Terrace
D3-062: Mayor and Mayoress with Clive Wood
Edward Crossley was a son of Joseph Crossley, a major textile industrialist in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Edward was also an industrialist, an MP and mayor of Halifax, and a keen amateur astronomer. His main connection to Saltaire is that his sister Catherine married Titus Salt Junior. There were financial dealings between Edward and the Salts.
2018.9.2.1.5: Edward Crossley Trust Financial documents
Edward was king of the United Kingdom between 1901 and 1910. As the Prince of Wales, he visited Yorkshire in 1882 with his wife Princess Alexandra to preside at the opening of the new Technical College in Bradford. While visiting, the prince and princess stayed at Milner Field, the home of Titus Junior and Catherine Salt.
A3-001a-d: Programme of Recital at Milner Field
A3-022a-c: Address from Bradford Corporation for Royal visit
A3-052a,b,c: Royal Tree planting at Milner Field
A3-055a-e: Envelopes from Marlborough House
2018.36.7: Prince & Princess of Wales planting a tree in Saltaire Park
A3-052d: Royal Tree planting at Milner Field
Royal visit 1882 by Prince of Wales (future Edward VII)
A3-001b-d: Laminated Programme of Recital at Milner Field
Edward VII, King: Prince Edward planting a tree in Saltaire
Eliza Gertrude Denby married Bertram Foster Roberts, a son of Sir James Roberts, in 1903.
H2-182a: Memorial card for Eliza Gertrude Roberts
George Long was Head of the Spinning Department at Salts Mill, and Instructor at theTechnical School
Hattie was a well-known local historian, a playwright, producer and sometime Saltaire guide.She wrote several plays about the history of Saltaire, and their scripts and other items have been donated to the Saltaire Collection.
C2b-282: Saltaire village Images (Places)
C2b-283: Saltaire village Images (Places)
C2b-284: Saltaire village Images (Places)
D1-151: Script of a play called Together We Stand
D1-152aandb: Together We Stand by Hattie Townsend
D1-103a-e: Programme for a play: 'After the War is Over'
D1-157: Script of a play called 'After The War Was Over'
D1-153: Not About Heroes The Survivor's Tour
D1-155: Fighting for Our Future (The Women's Suffrage Campaign - 1913 to 1919
D1-109: Cast photograph and an advert for 'Schooling Miss Martha'
D1-158: Notification of Fun in the Park meeting
D1-106a-c: Progamme for a play: 'Schooling Miss Martha'
D1-107: notice for a play: 'Schooling Miss Martha'
D1-104: Publicity notice for 'After the War is Over'
D1-160: 80th birthday of Harriet Townsend
Isaac Smith was a member of a consortium with James Roberts, John Rhodes and John Maddocks who purchased Sir TItus Salt Bart. and Sons Limited from the Salt family in 1892/93.
John Baker was a Clerk of Works at Salts Mill during the early twentieth century when it was owned by Sir James Roberts. He then became Roberts' representative in Saltaire when Salts Mill was sold in 1918. He collected rent for Roberts, gave out pensions and generally looked out for his interests. The Saltaire Collection includes correspondence between Baker and Roberts.
H2-208.37: Baker Letters - letter to James Roberts concerning receipt of work done
H2-208.43: Baker Letters - letter from James Roberts concerning acreage of land near Hirst Mill
H2-208.119: Baker Letters - dispute over sand ownership
H2-208.123: Baker Letters - Sand payment
H2-208.162: Baker Letters - repairs on Hirst Lane
H2-208.163: Baker Letters - offer for a field
H2-208.167: Baker Letters - request for stone from quarry
H2-208.168: Baker Letters - Tender for repairs
H2-208.174: Baker Letters - Wanting a reply for letter dated 10th April
H2-208.201: Baker Letters - inquiry about next visit
H2-208.202: Baker Letters - enquiry about new rent
H2-208.230: Baker Letters - dispute over boundary
H2-208.231: Baker Letters - dispute over boundary
H2-208.232: Baker Letters - dispute over boundary
H2-208.257: Baker Letters - Completion of sale for properties
H2-208.261: Baker Letters - payment of arrears
John Maddocks was a Bradford businessman. He was a member of a consortium with James Roberts, Isaac Smith and John Rhodes who purchased Sir TItus Salt Bart. and Sons Limited from the Salt family in 1892/93.
C1-036: Plan of Maddocks Street, Saltaire
C1-037: Plan of Maddocks Street, Saltaire
John Rhodes was a Bradford businessman. He was a member of a consortium with James Roberts, Isaac Smith and John Maddocks who purchased Sir TItus Salt Bart. and Sons Limited from the Salt family in 1892/93.
Jonathan Silver was a Bradford-born entrepreneur who bought the vacant Salts Mill in 1987. He led the regeneration of the Mill into a thriving commercial, retail, leisure and artistic centre.
B1-402: 'A Touch of Silver Rescues Salts Mill' 9th July 1987
B1-403: 'The Success story close to a Princes' Heart' 15th October 1996
B1-404: 'From School Dunce to Multi-Millionaire' 25th September 1997
B1-405: 'Salts' Boss dies of Cancer' 25th September 1997
B1-406: 'Prince saddened by the Death of Salts' Boss' 26th September 1997
B1-407: 'The Man Who Lives On In His Mill' 26th September 1997
B1-408: 'Sad Farewell to Salts' Mill Owner' 27th September 1997
B1-409: 'Jonathan Square is Silver Tribute'
B1-410: 'Look What They Did To My Village'
B1-421a-f: 6 display cards on the life of Jonathan Silver
2022.95: Bradford Antiquary Third Series No.4 1989
C2b-386.3: 'Yorkshire's Saltaire Model Village'
King of the United Kingdom 1936-1952. In October 1937, King George and Queen Elizabeth visited Salts Mill.
A3-103: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-104a-b: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-105a-b: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-106a-b: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-107: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
A3-100: Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
F1a-076a-b: The Shipley Pictorial for 1937
A3-020: King George VI & Queen Elizabeth tour Saltaire Mills
A3-134: Visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Saltaire Mills
Saltaire Cricket Club was founded in 1869 and still operates today. It's home has always been Roberts (orginally Saltaire) Park where it has a scenic pitch and pavillion with a backdrop of the River Aire, Salts Mill and the United Reformed Church. Among its more famous players was the England bowler Sydney Barnes who played for the club between 1915 and 1925 and helped Saltaire win the Bradford League three times. Jim Laker, the outstanding England spin bowler of the 1950s, lived in Shipley, attended the Salt High School and played for the Cricket Club in the late 1930s. The club remains very active today playing in the Aire & Wharefdale Senior Cricket League.
2018.8: Bradford Cricket League 'Priestley Cup 1958'
C2a-077.2: Photographs and Memories of Saltaire Folk
C2b-261: The Cricket Pavillion in Roberts Park and river
C2b-102/11/14: Photograph of Cricket field. One of a collection of Slides relating to Saltaire: Compiled by Bowtell, Albert .
C2b-102/11/15: Photograph of flooded cricket field. One of a collection of Slides relating to Saltaire: Compiled by Bowtell, Albert .
D2-051: Fixture list for Saltaire Cricket Club 1998
D2-011: Saltaire Cricket Club souvenir book
2019.44: China cup with blue motif of Saltaire Cricket Pavilion
2018.23.1: Saltaire Cricket Pavillion commemorative plate
2024.31.5: Roberts Park, home of Saltaire Cricket Club in 1916
2018.23.2: Saltaire Cricket Pavillion commemorative plate
D3-047: Cricket match programme 16 September 2000
The Ordnance Survey (OS) is the national mapping agency for the United Kingdom.
C1-004a-c: Saltaire village - Maps & Plans
C1-005a-b: Saltaire village - Maps & Plans
C3b-094a: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-094c: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
F1a-074: Ordnance Survey map of Shipley & Saltaire
F1b-057: Shipley Bowling Club - map of location
2019.48: Ordnance Survey Map-Shipley and Saltaire 1906
The Telegraph & Argus is a daily newspaper for the Bradford area.
C2a-050.16: Early motor cars in Bradford
A2-099: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field
C3b-243a-b: House Documents for 1, Fern Place (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
B1-411: 'Worth its Salt' + 'Will Council Learn From the Past' 15th December 2001
B1-412: 'Sillver, Salt and the Mill' 26th April 2007
B1-418: 'Old Mill Flats to Retain Flavour of Textile Heritage' 21st September 1995
B1-419: 'Boom Time (at Filtronics)' 23rd April 1999
B1-420: Aerial photograph of 'Firms based in the Saltaire Mills Complex'
B1-422: Telegraph & Argus cutting of Tim Eggar visiting Salts Mill (22nd Nov. 1990)
C4-007: Anniversery Boost to Plea for Heritage Site
C4-041: World Heritage status awarded to Saltaire
C4-042: Bid for World Heritage status for Saltaire
D1-146: Opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum
D1-144: Victoria Hall re-opens (8th Jan. 1993)
2024.111: Victorian Bradford celebrating 150 years of the district's heritage
D1-070.1: Articles about the 1998 Great Bradford Beer Exhibition
C3b-360a-c: History & Features of Famous Saltaire
C2a-012.1: Bygone Bradford; Party time in Coronation Street.
C2a-012.2: Amelia Street Coronation party
C2a-012.3: Amelia Street Coronation party
C2a-013a: Amelia Street, Coronation Party
C2a-013b: Saltaire village - Images (People)
2019.62: With the Complements of the Telegraph & Argus
D1-071.3: Article discussing Saltaire's bid to become a World Heritage Site.
C2b-272b: Saltaire village Images (Places)
Titus Salt was a member of the non-conformist Congregational Church. He commisioned an elaborate church building which was built opposite Salts Mill. Since 1859 it has been the home of the Saltaire Congregational Church and its successor organisation the United Reformed Church.
website of the Saltaire United Reformed Church
D4-009b: Saltaire Congregational Sunday School Jubilee 1876-1926
D4-099: Centenary Services Programme for Saltaire Congregational Church April 1957
2018.70: Saltaire Congregational Church: 1858 1959
2018.78: Saltaire Congregational Church: 1857 1957 Centenary Services
2018.79: Saltaire Congregational Church: 1858 1957 Centenary Brochure
2022.73: Gramophone recording of service at Saltaire Congregational Church 1959
D4-003: Extract from 'The Congregational Year Book 1876'
D4-004: Extract from 'The Congregational Year Book 1877'
D4-005: Extract from 'The Congregational Year Book 1895'
C2b-102/16/17: Congregational Church : Sunday School (1)
C2b-102/16/18: Congregational Church : Sunday School (2)
C2b-102/16/19: Congregational Church : Sunday School (3)
D4-010: Lines on the Model Village of Saltaire and the Opening of the New Sunday School April 29 1876'
D4-023: Jubilee of Saltaire Congregational Sunday School
D4-026: Children & teachers in the Congregational Sunday School
D4-034: Information sheet and map of Saltaire Congregational Sunday School
2022.86: Never say die! A public school story
2024.3: A painting of gents' toilet in Saltaire Congregational Church
2024.4: Painting of gents' toilets in Saltaire Congregational Church
D4-022a-b: Letter to the Church and Congregation of Congregational Church Saltaire
Saltaire Congregational Church Collection
Saltaire Congregational Church: Saltaire Congregational Church building
Wife of Sir James Roberts who she married in 1873.
H2-026c: Elizabeth Foster Birth certificate
H2-185a-b: Lady Roberts and her granddaughter
Salts Mill was originally owned and operated by Titus Salt, Sons & Company. In 1869 Titus Salt was awarded a baronetcy, and the company was renamed Sir Titus Salt Bart. Sons and Company Limited. Although there was a change of ownership in 1893 and again in 1918 the name was retained until 1923 when the owning company was floated on the stock exchange as Salts (Saltaire) Limited.
C3b-262b: Saltaire - A Jubilee Sketch History
2022.60: Sir Titus Salt Bart Sons & Co. Jubilee Souvenir 1853-1903
2024.31.10: Salt's Mill decorated at the turn of the century
C3b-040: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-041: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-042: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-043: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-044: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-045: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
2021.3: Direktoratet for patent - og Varemoerkevoesenet
2018.36.4: Winding up of Sir Titus Salt, Bart & Co Ltd
B1-032/3/5: Combing 1 Gill Box in combing
B1-373a,b+d: Salts Mill warehouse in Well Street, Bradford
B1-032/5/11: Workers walking up Victoria Road (c.1920s)
B1-032/5/12: Salts Mill Dining Room, Victoria Road (1)
B1-032/5/6: Salts Mill with the railway sidings (1)
B1-032/5/1: Salts Mill offices from the steps
B1-032/5/13: Salts Mill Dining Room, Victoria Road (2)
B1-032/5/2: The front entrance of Salts mill offices
B1-032/5/3: Salts Mill offices and Mill from the railway bridge (1)
B1-032/5/57: Aerial views of Saltaire Mill as prints (1)
B1-032/5/10: Workers walking up Victoria Road (c 1920s) (1)
B1-032/5/15: Canal barge by the New Mill (2)
B1-032/5/9: Workers leaving Salts Mill (c 1920s)
B1-032/5/14: Salts Mill :Volume Five : Collections of photographs of Saltaire Mill
B1-032/5/4: Salts Mill offices and Mill from the railway bridge (2)
B1-032/5/5a: Postcard and 3 copies of Mill offices and bridge over the river
B1-032/5/7: Salts Mill with the railway sidings (2)
B1-032/5/8: Salts Mill yard entrance (c. 1920s)
A4-004: Deed of transfer of the Salts company
2018.36.3: Statement and Scheme for the reconstruction of Sir Titus Salt Bart & Sons Ltd
C2b-102/19/20: Saltaire stand Paris exhibition 1867
H2-014: Sale Agreement for the Saltaire Estate
2024.65: Memorandum and suggestions 1883
2024.66: Statement and scheme for reconstruction
A1-125: Notes on two documents related to Sir Titus Salt Bart Sons & Co. Ltd.
2024.108: Plans and elevations of proposed alteration of house number 13 Victoria Road to 2 shops for Sir Titus Salt Bart Sons & Company Limited Saltaire October 1896
2024.115.1: Connecting the threads: From Altiplano to Airedale: 1. Introduction
2024.115.2: Connecting the threads: From Altiplano to Airedale: 2. Life on the Altiplano
2024.115.3: Connecting the threads: From Altiplano to Airedale: 3. The journey from Puno to Arequipa
2024.115: Connecting the threads: From Altiplano to Airedale
B1-032/3: Commentary by Dave Shaw on the photographs of and brochures about Salts Mill machinery from the Bowtell Collection.
Sir Titus Salt Bart. Sons & Co Limited: Front of Silver Jubillee booklet
2020.2.8: The Shipley Times & Express Pictorial
F1a-016a-b: Shipley Times & Express Pictorial
H2-080: A new Turbo-generator at Salts Mill
F1a-017: Shipley Times & Express Pictorial 1937
H2-133: Jubilee of the Foundation of Saltaire
D3-031b: Votes for women: Suffragettes at Shipley Glen
D3-027a-b: Toboggan accident on Shipley Glen
Arthur James Hill was a director of Salts (Saltaire) Limited when it was floated on the stock exchange and became a public company in June 1923.
Colin Coates is a prolific historian of Saltaire. He has produced hundreds of timelines of people, locations and events related to Saltaire, with information taken from such sources as historical newspapers and census records. Colin has donated this set of documents to the Saltaire Collection.
2019.29.1: 2nd Salt Baronetcy. William Henry Salt (1831-1892)
2019.29.2: 3rd Salt Baronetcy. Shirely Harris Salt (1857-1920)
2019.45.10: Saltaire Rifle Volunteer Corps
2019.45.13: Saltaire Glee and Madrigal Society
2019.45.14: Jamestown links with Saltaire
2019.45.15: Timeline for William Tiffany
2019.45.18: Timeline for Joseph Payley 1843-1915
2019.45.19: Timeline for George William Slatter 1852-1935
2019.45.5: Conscientious Objectors in Saltaire
2019.45.7: Saltaire Indusrial Coal Society
2019.45.8: Saltaire Funeral Brief Society 1875-1936
2019.45.9: Saltaire Wholesale Independent Cooperative Society
2019.29.3: 4th Salt Baronetcy. John William Titus Salt (1884-1953)
C3a-046: List of Saltaire people in World War Two
C3b-595: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 17
C3b-596: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 18
C3b-597: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 19
A1-156: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3a-118: Saltaire village, Documents (People),
C3a-163: Saltaire village, Documents (People),
C3b-570: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-574: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 2 - 1865-1874
C3b-575: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 3 - 1875-1884
C3b-576: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 4 - 1884
C3b-577: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - parts 5 - 1890-1910
C3b-578: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 6 - 1911-1923
C3b-579: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 7 - 1924-1939
C3b-580: Timeline for 'The Dining Hall - part 8 1940-1957
C3b-583: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 5
C3b-585: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 7
C3b-599: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 21
C3b-600: 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 22 - 1943-1944
C3b-601: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 23 - 1945-1946
C3b-602: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 24 - 1947-1948
C3b-604: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 26 - 1950-1951
C3b-605: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 27 - 1952
C3b-606: Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 28 - 1953-1954
C3b-607: 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 29 - 1955-1956
C3b-608: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 30 - 1957-1958
C3a-047: Saltaire men who survived the war
C3a-048: Those who served their country but lost their lives
C3a-067: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3a-068: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3a-069: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3a-070: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3a-071: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3a-072: Saltaire village, Documents (People) 1st & 2nd World War
C3b-587: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 9
C3b-588: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 10
C3b-589: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 11
C3b-590: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 12
C3b-591: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 13
C3b-592: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 14
C3b-593: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 15
C3b-594: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 16
C3b-598: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 20
C3b-603: 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 25 - 1949
Digital1: Mill Time Lines 1853-1955 [set of]
C3b-571: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 1
C3b-572: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 2
C3b-573: Timeline for The Dining Hall - parts 1 - 1855-1864
C3b-581: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 3
C3b-582: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 4
C3b-584: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 6
C3b-586: Timeline for 'Saltaire Institute & Victoria Hall - part 8
2024.148.5: Newspaper reports for Saltaire Mills Tennis Club
Gary Firth is a historian and author who has written several books on the history of Saltaire.
2021.7: Shipley and Windhill by Dr. Gary Firth
2022.64: Through The Mill by Ian Beesley
2024.9: The Archive Photographs Series: Shipley and Windhill
2024.80: Shipley and Windhill in Times Past by Gary Firth & Keith Davies
2025.13: Bradford and the industrial revolution: An economic history 1760-1840
2018.67: Images of England: Salt and Saltaire
Roger Clarke is a historian and author who has researched a great deal on Saltaire.
C3a-084: Saltaire personal memories (The Watson Family)
2020.6.2: Saltaire Overlookers 1830-1914
2022.32: 'A Penny for Going - A history of Saltaire and its regeneration told through its shops' by Roger Clarke
C2b-386.4: Saltaire & Shipley - an introduction to Shipley & Saltaire
C2b-386.7: Saltaire History, 'Happy Anniversary! - Saltaire United Reform Church, 150th Birthday'
Alan Cattell is a historian and author who has written several books related to Saltaire and the Salt family.
D3-113: Article entitled 'The Glen' by Alan Cattell
2025.37: Bingley and surrounds. Forgotten moments from history
2025.60: Sir Titus Salt and Sons - a farming legacy
2025.61: Shipley Glen - the history and development of a Victorian playground
A choir organised from the workers at Salts Mill.
D1-064a+.2: Saltaire Mills Male Voice Choir Concert
D1-064b: Saltaire Mills Male Voice Choir Concert
D1-019a/b: Leisure - Groups & Societies.
2019.10: Saltaire Mills Male Voice Choir
The in-house fire-fighting team in Salts Mill
D1-024a-c: Leisure - Groups & Societies.
A local newspaper published in Bradford during the early to mid twentieth century.
B1-361-14: Head designer Tom Wilkinson and his staff at Salts Mill
Henry Carr was a renowned British portrait and landscape artist. Between 1957 and 1959 he painted 14 murals showing the stages of textile production at Salts Mill.
C2b-102/9/1: Henry Carr painting Woolsorting
C2b-102/9/2: Henry Carr painting Combing
C2b-102/9/3: Henry Carr painting Cap spinning
C2b-102/9/4: Henry Carr painting Drawing
A privately run cafe based in the original Salts Mill Dining Hall on Victoria Road in Saltaire.
C3b-539: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C2b-090: Victoria Road and the Royal Cafe
C2a-005: Saltaire village - Images (People)
C3b-030: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
Albert Bowtell worked in the accounts department of Salts Mill for 28 years up to its end as a textile mill in 1985. He was very interested in the history of the textiles business and gave illustrated, entertaining talks on the story of Saltaire. Albert sadly died in 2003 but in 2007 his widow Joyce kindly donated his extensive archive of photographs, original documents, Salts-compay objects and newscuttings. Together, these provide an important insight into the textile industry and Salts Mill. The highlight, perhaps, are over 100 original company photographs of the inside, working mill from the early twentieth century.
C2b-102/1: Slides for presentations by Albert Bowtell
C2b-058.1: Saltaire Floods 2000 - Roberts Park
C2b-058.2: Saltaire Floods 2000 - Cricket Field (Roberts Park)
C2b-058.3: Saltaire Floods 2000 - Playing Fields
C2b-058.4: Saltaire Floods 2000 - River Aire
C2b-058.5: Saltaire Floods 2000 - Boathouse Inn
Shipley Urban District Council was the local authority for the Shipley area, including Saltaire, from 1895. In 1974 it was abolished in a reorganisation of local government and Shipley became administered as part of the City of Bradford Metropolitan Council.
B1-356-16: Salts Mill: Morley & Woodhouse Files Messrs Salts (Saltaire) Ltd. (Coach Road, Baildon)
D1-136: Leisure - Groups and Societies: Victoria Hall
D1-137: Cancellation of Victoria Hall booking for Saltaire Conversazione
H2-190a-b: Letters from C.E. Shipley to Harold Roberts
Isaac Smith, John Rhodes, John Maddocks and James Roberts were Bradford businessmen who formed a consortium to purchase the business of Sir TItus Salt Bart. and Sons Co. Limited from the Salt family in 1893. They became directors of the company after the purchase. Smith and Maddocks resigned in 1897 and sold their shares to Roberts. Rhodes resigned in 1902 and also sold his shares to Roberts who then remained as sole owner until 1918.
2018.36.5: Sir Titus Salt, Bart., Sons & Co. Limited Deed of Arrangement
A real estate and property company originally operating in the Bradford area. In 1933 the Bradford Propery Trust purchased most of the houses and shops in Saltaire from the textiles business of Salts (Saltaire) Ltd.
C3b-166a-d: House Documents for 15, Constance Street (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
C3b-174: House Documents for 7, Titus Street, (Saltaire village, Documents (Places)).
C3b-215: House Documents for 1, Fern Place (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
C3b-178: House Documents for 7, Titus Street, (Saltaire village, Documents (Places)).
C3b-180: House Documents for 7, Titus Street, (Saltaire village, Documents (Places)).
C3b-177: House Documents for 7, Titus Street, (Saltaire village, Documents (Places)).
C3b-160: House Documents for 15, Constance Street (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
C3b-161a-b: House Documents for 15, Constance Street (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
C3b-213: House Documents for 1, Fern Place (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
C3b-446a: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-212a,b: House Documents for 1, Fern Place (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))
F1a-321.2: History of The Bradford Property Trust 1928-1978
Voluntary group active in Saltaire in late twentieeth century recording the memories of residents of the village and workers at Salts Mill
C3b-105: Saltaire: Our Memories Our History
C3a-088b: Saltaire: Our memories, our history
D2-012: SALTAIRE OUR MEMORIES OUR HISTORY
The local organisation responsible for overseeing the provision of education in the Shipley area, which included Saltaire. Succeeded the Shipley Schools Board.
E1b-158: School medical examination note
2019.55.1: Student reports for Ivy Severs
E1a-071b-d: Poster asking for donations for school dinners
E1a-008h: Education, Schools (Documents)
E2-017a-l: Saltaire Road & Woodend Evening Institutes Prospectus
E1a-071a: Poster asking for donations for school dinners
E1a-065: Shipley Eduction Committee's Voluntary Contributions for Underfed School children in Education
E1a-072a,b,c,d: Original poster for Shipley Education Committee
E1a-082: 'Jubilee' Book of King George V
C3a-095: Saltaire village, Documents (People), Personal Memories Boxes
E1a-072a-d: Original poster for Shipley Education Committee
Doris was born in Saltaire, around 1912. Her family lived in Constance Street and she attended Albert Road School. Doris married a man who farmed at the site now occupied by Buttershaw School. Doris's father and grandfather both worked in Salts Mill. Doris had a great love for Saltaire and still kept her interest in the area until she died in 2006. Doris kindly donated a collection of 6 books she had received as prizes from the Saltaire Congregational Church for attending Sunday School.
Daniel was the father of Sir Titus Salt. He initally worked as a drysalter and as a sheep farmer. He married Grace Smithies of Morley, near Leeds on 5 July 1802. Between 1813 and 1819 the family lived at The Manor House in Morley. From the 1920s up to 1833 Daniel ran a textile business of 'Daniel Salt and Son' with Titus. They made a lot of use of Donskoi wool from Russi in the production of worsted cloth.
Grace was the mother of Sir Titus Salt. She was born Grace Smithies and lived in Morley near Leeds. She married Daniel Salt on 5 July 1802.
Govinder Nazran was an artist based in Saltaire. He was known for his paintings of cats and dogs, and also of horses, elephants and people. The paintings were often done in a style of blocks of colour reminiscent of Mark Rothko. Govinder was born in Birmingham and moved to the Bradford district as a child. In the 1980s he studied graphic design at Bradford College and then at Lincoln Art College. After working in London and Cambrdige, he came back to the Bradford district and settled in Saltaire. Working as a graphic designer and then a photographic art director, he also pursued his own artwork designs. In 1999 Govinder approached the fine art publishers Washington Green who promoted his work until his untimely death in 2008.
2024.13: Govinder - Legacy. The works 1999-2008
Lance Corporal Thomas Hodson was born in Shipley and was a warehouseman at The Conditioning House in Bradford prior to enlistment in the army during the First World War. Hodson’s Division landed in Le Harve, France in August 1915. They served in front line trenches and several battles, including the Battle of the Somme where Hodson was killed in action on the 29th July 1916. He is remembered at the Thiepval Memorial in the Somme and on the Rolls of Honour at Nabs Wood cemetery in Shipley, St Paul’s, and St Peter’s Church in Shipley. Lance Corporal Hodson was born in 1892, son of Tom and Rosa Hodson. His service number was 13083. His medals and memorabilia from World War 1 are The ‘Pip, Squeak and Wilfred’ medals (the popular names for The 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal respectively) and a ‘Dead Man’s Penny’ which was issued to next of kin of all British and Empire service personnel killed as a result of the war. In addition, a Princess Mary Gift Fund 1914 box was a present for all those serving during Christmas 1914, the box contents included cigarettes and/or chocolate, a photo of Princess Mary and a signed card. These and other items relating to Lance Corporal Hodson are in the Saltaire Collection. In 2017, the Saltaire Collection received a donation of World War One medals belonging to Lance Corporal Thomas Hodson that were found in the cellar of a house in Saltaire. Through local news items and the help of a local historian we were able to trace his relatives who were than reunited with these medals. The family generously decided to leave these in the collection.
C3a-027.1: Star medal awarded to Thomas Hodson
C3a-021: Thomas Hodson's census record 1901
C3a-022: Thomas Hodson's census record 1911
C3a-026: Thomas Hodson's Award tin & card
C3a-028.1: Victory Medal awarded to Thomas Hodson
C3a-029.1: British War Medal awarded to Thomas Hodson
C3a-029: Award letter for British War medal
The successor school to the Salt High Schools following the education reforms of 1944. It subsequently became the comprehensive Sir Titus Salt school and is now located just outside Saltaire on the north side of Roberts Park.
C2b-032.20: Salts Grammar school pupils and teachers
C2a-090: Salts School visit to Shipley Gas Works
E1b-180: Gates of the old Salts Grammar School
C2a-085: Salt Grammar School trip to Bourton-on-the-Water
C2a-086: Salts School trip to Cullercoats
C2a-087: Salts School trip to Roman Wall, Cullercoats
C2a-088: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team
C2a-089: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team
2018.40.10.2: The Salt Grammar School 1868-1968, A century of Model-Village Schooling
2018.40.10.1: The Salt Grammar School 1868-1968, A century of Model-Village Schooling
C2a-083: Staff and prefects of Salts School
C3b-438: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C2a-132b: Salt Grammar School blazer badge
C2a-132c: Salt Grammar School prefect badge
Salt Grammar School: Front cover of Quid Non school magazine
The Saltaire Club and Institute opened in 1870 and was based in a large new building on Victoria Road, above Salts Mill. The building is now referred to as Victoria Hall. Although not part of the temperance movement, Titus Salt was staunchly opposed to the construction of a public house in his village, having seen many workers in Bradford drink their wages away as soon as they were paid and fail to provide for their families. Residents were free to drink at home or at pubs outside the village but Salt hoped they would be attracted by the more immediate Social Club and Institute. The founding rules of the Club and Institute stated that its objects were 'to afford to the inhabitants of Saltaire, and its neighbourhood, the means of social intercourse, mutual help, mental and moral improvement and rational recreation, also to afford facilities for holding meetings of Friendly and other Societies'. There was a small quarterly charge for membership, whch was open to men, women and young people over the age of 13. The building housed rooms for billiards, bagatelle, chess and drafts, reading, classrooms, an extensive library, a laboratory and a large hall for lectures and concerts. In the 1880s it housed the Schools of Art and Science before they moved to the purpose-built Exhibition Building.
Victoria Hall, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Wikipedia page on Victoria Hall, the building hosting the Club and Institute
E2-061a-d: Fee Receipt for James Lambert's Art Class
H1-054a: Certificate of Merit for Fred Hanson
C3b-406: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
C3b-031: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)
D1-006: Saltaire Club and Institute Logo
D1-012: Technical Lecture in progress at Victoria Hall
D1-007: Display about the Saltaire Club and Institute
D1-001a-b: Rules of the Saltaire Club and Institute
2024.36: Descriptive Index Catalogue of the Library of the Saltaire Club and Institute
D1-003: Lecture at the Saltaire Institute
D1-004: Advertisement for 'The Institute'
C2b-328: Technical Lecture in Victoria Hall
Saltaire Club and Institute: Saltaire Club and Institute logo
Saltaire Learning was a group of interested parties from Saltaire and the wider Bradford area and from the City of Bradford Metroplitan District Council brought together to act on the recommendations of a report on the educational potential of Saltaire (see 2018.60.1).
2018.60.2: Meeting notes for Saltaire Learning
2018.60.4: Educationl potential scenarios
2018.60: Educational Potential of Saltaire World Heritage Site
Tom Wilkinson was the head of the design office for Salts (Saltaire) Limited, at Salts Mill, from the 1950s. Tom kindly donated a number of his technical design books to the Saltaire Collection. These included a work-book used to develop new designs.
B1-361-13: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-10: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-15: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-16: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-2: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-3: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-4: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-5: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-6: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-7: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-8: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
B1-361-9: Tom Wilkinson's books and papers.
The Iwakura Embassy (or Iwakura Mission) was a diplomatic mission to North America and Europe from 1871 to 1873. Leading Japanese scholars and statesmen visited major industrialised nation to raise the profile of Japan following its period of isolation that had ended in the 1850s. They were also involved in trying to renegotiate trade agreements, and also tasked with gathering information on modern industrial, educational, military and political processes and structures. In Autumn 1872 the Iwakura Embassy visited Saltaire as an example of a model industrial village and modern, integrated textile mill. They were interested in the amenities of the village as well as the mill itself.
2024.34: 1872: When samurai came to Saltaire
2024.99: Research papers on Iwakura mission visit to Saltaire in 1872
2024.99.1: Handwritten notes on visit by Iwakura Mission to Yorkshire
2024.99.2: Members of the Iwakura Mission
2024.99.3: Notes on official letters regarding Iwakura MIssion visit to Britain
2024.99.5: Notes on Iwakura Mission's global travel
2024.99.6: Arrival of Iwakura MIssion at Saltaire