Milner Field, Bingley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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Identifier
PLA61
Place name
Milner Field, Bingley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Type
place
Description
Milner Field was a neo-gothic mansion built for Titus Salt Junior and Catherine Salt. They purchased Milner Field Estate on the ourskirts of Bingley in 1869. An existing manor house and farm were demolished and replaced with a new house, completed in 1871, and a new model farm. At Milner Field, the Salts hosted the Prince and Princess of Wales in 1882 when they were visting Bradord. In 1887 Princess Beatrice and her husband also stayed at the house while visting to open the new School of Art and Science in Saltaire.

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2016.3: Lotherton Hall Physical Object
2017.2: Sir Titus Salt and sons: A farming legacy Physical Object
2018.3.1: Dinner service Collection
2018.3.1.1: Davenport soup bowl Physical Object
2018.3.1.2: Davenport soup bowl Physical Object
2018.3.1.3: Davenport plate Physical Object
2018.3.1.4: Davenport plate Physical Object
2018.3.1.5: Davenport plate Physical Object
2018.3.1.6: Davenport small plate Physical Object
2018.3.1.7: Davenport plate Physical Object
2018.3.24: Cheques book Physical Object
2018.3.25: Princess Breatrice Physical Object
2018.36.2: Letter to Mrs Titus Salt about royal visit Physical Object
2018.36.6: Princess Beatrice, and her husband Prince Henry of Batenburg planting a tree. Physical Object
2018.37: Dinner service Physical Object
2018.37.1: Salad plate Physical Object
2018.37.2: Small platter Physical Object
2018.37.3: Dinner plate Physical Object
2018.37.4: Soup plate Physical Object
2018.37.5: Footed serving dish Physical Object
2018.37.6: Large platter Physical Object
2018.37.7: Glass wine jug Physical Object
2018.40.22.1: Catherine Salt's Day Book (1866-1917) Physical Object
2019.1.2: Bell Push Physical Object
2020.8: Milner Field - The Lost Country House of Titus Salt Jnr Physical Object

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