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2025.77: School Museum Celebrates Teachers Who Were SuffragettesBradford Telegraph & Argus article 15th October 2025 School Museum Celebrates Teachers Who Were Suffragettes by Brian Russell. A two page article about the Hanson Academy School Museum. Includes a photograph of former teachers at Hanson school who were suffragettes
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2025.78: Industrial Model Village and Social ExperimentBradford Telegraph & Argus article 15th October 2025 Industrial Model Village and Social Experiment. Jonathan Crewdson traces the roots of Ripleyville - an ultimatelty unsuccessful model village located in Bradford in the late nineteenth century. Contains mention of Sir Titus Salt and Saltaire
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2025.79: Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research ProjectsBradford Telegraph & Argus article 26th March 2025 Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research Projects. Alan Cattell looks at the Salt family's past and present connections to Bingley. Includes black and white and coloured images.
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2025.8: West Yorkshire: A noble scene of industry Subtitled: The development of the county 1500 to 1830. The book is a synopsis of the results of a survey by West Yorkshire County Council of the economic and social development of West Yorkshire, after 1500 AD. Contains chapters on: Textiles; Iron and coal; Minor industries; Communications; Working-class housing; Prioriries for future work. Includes maps of industrial activities, plans of buildings, photographs and other illustrations. -
2025.80: Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research ProjectsBradford Telegraph & Argus article 6th August 2025 History Group's Welcome Salt Family's 'Home Visit'. Alan Cattell reports on a visit by three generations of the Salt family to Sir Titus' model village. Includes black and white and coloured images
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2025.81: Photographs of Shipley GlenBlack-and-white and sepia photographs of Shipley Glen
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2025.81.1: Visitors at Shipley Glen by a refreshment hut Visitors at Shipley Glen by a refreshment hut. -
2025.81.10: Vulcan House Pleasure Grounds at Shipley Glen Vulcan House Pleasure Grounds at Shipley Glen -
2025.81.11: Tower top view of the Pleasure Grounds at Shipley GlenTower top view of the Pleasure Grounds at Shipley Glen
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2025.81.2: A Difficult Crossing Visitors crossing a waterway at Shipley Glen, titled A Difficult Crossing. -
2025.81.3: Visitors at Shipley Glen by the ices hutVisitors at Shipley Glen by the ices hut.
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2025.81.4: Visitors on Shipley Glen A reproduction photograph showing a view of the top of Shipley Glen with many people visible sitting on the large rocks. A group of three women are prominent in the front centre of the photograph. -
2025.81.5: Shipley Glen Tramway in motionShipley Glen Tramway in motion
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2025.81.6: A visitor at Shipley Glen A man posing for a photo at Shipley Glen. -
2025.81.7: The Switchback ride at Shipley Glen Pleasure Grounds The Switchback ride at Shipley Glen Pleasure Grounds -
2025.81.8: Two visitors riding the Aerial Glide at Shipley Glen Pleasure GroundsTwo visitors riding the Aerial Glide at Shipley Glen Pleasure Grounds
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2025.81.9: Three visitors riding the swings at Shipley Glen Pleasure GroundsThree visitors riding the swings at Shipley Glen Pleasure Grounds
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2025.82: Cloth Sample and BadgeSalts (Saltaire) Ltd Saltaire Cloth Sample and Badge. Light blue piece of woollen cloth with 'Saltaire Made in England' printed on the side. The cloth also has a printed label showing 'Salts (Saltaire) Ltd No. G5143. The badge attached to the cloth shows an alpaca with 'Saltaire registered trade mark' underneath
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2025.83: Long Service Certificate presented to Mrs J GarnettLong Service Certificate presented to Mrs J Garnett (later Mrs Joyce Bowtell) by the Board of Directors of Salts (Saltaire) Ltd in recognition of 21 years service. The coloured certificate is attached to buff coloured board with small black and white photos of Saltaire around the edges. Names of co-workers are written along the side of the card
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2025.84: Brown ladies wool and worsted coat with red lining and 8 gold buttonsBrown ladies wool and worsted coat with 6 gold buttons attached to the front and 2 gold buttons attached to the pocketsl. The coat has an alpaca attached label - 'tailored by SnugKoat Made in England' and 'super quality, SALTS of Saltaire, all wool & worsted. Made in England'. The coat was originally worn by Mrs J Garnett (later Mrs Joyce Bowtell, wife of Albert Bowtwell)
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