Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Identifier: PLA1
Place name: Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Type: place
Description: Saltaire is an area on the Western edge of Shipley in West Yorkshire. The village was created from the 1850s onwards by Bradford industrialist Titus Salt as a location for a new textile mill and homes and amenities for its workers. The village had many public buildings and amenities including: shops, schools, a dining hall, a Club and Institute, and a public park with sporting areas.

Most of the village remains intact today. In 2001 Saltaire became a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Additional information: Geonames: 2638652; Wikidata: Q838920
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Items with "Associated place or event: Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom"
Title	Class
C2b-102/13/17: Village plan	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/2: Albert Rd (1)	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/3: Albert Rd (2)	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/4: Albert Rd (3)	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/5: Albert Rd (4)	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/6: Albert Rd (5)	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/8: Caroline Street	Physical Object
C2b-102/13/9: William Henry Street	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/11: Titus Street tower	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/12: Blind arches	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/13: Towers early plans	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/14: Towers plan	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/15: William Henry Street Boarding houses (38)	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/16: William Henry Street Boarding houses (39)	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/17: Albert Terrace	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/7: George Street	Physical Object
C2b-102/14/8: Titus Street	Physical Object
C2b-102/18/10: Coal barge on canal	Physical Object
C2b-102/18/11: Canal barge	Physical Object
C2b-102/18/3: Boats on river	Physical Object
C2b-102/18/6: Steamboat on river	Physical Object
C2b-102/18/8: River & weir	Physical Object
C2b-102/2/7: Keystone	Physical Object
C2b-102/2/8: Saltaire Tramshed	Physical Object
C2b-102/3/1: Allotments	Physical Object