Souvenir brochure for the R.M.S. Orsova sailing to Australia in 1911. Norman Rae was aboard. Rae did his apprenticeship in the woollen trade and went into partnership with William Pickles as Pickles and Rae, woolcombers in Laisterdyke. 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.
A letter to Mrs G Shuttleworth from Mrs Hofer (granddaughter of Norman Rae) on her donation of documents on the opening of the Norman Rae Playing Fields + 1 laminate copy
A photograph album ' Northcliffe Woods 1920' containing original photos of the opening ceremonies of the pubic area paid for by a donation from Sir Norman Rae.
Photograph showing Marion Jean Woodhead with the gold key for opening the gates of Northcliffe Park. The park had been paid for by a donation from Sir Norman Rae.
Photograph showing Marion Jean Woodhead with the gold key for opening the gates of Northcliffe Park. The park had been paid for by a donation from Sir Norman Rae.
10 prints of photographs of the gold key used in the opening cermony of Northcliffe Park in 1920. The park was paid for by a donation from Sir Norman Rae. The key is now in the custody of the City of Bradford Metropolitan Council.