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2021.9: Ink pot China inkpot with coloured stencils of a Shipley badge on one side and one of Hall Royd Methodist Church on the other side -
A2-017: Salt Family - Residences; Methley HallPhotograph of Main house, Methley Hall
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D1-159: Outline Tour at Cartwright HallNotice of a Outline Tour at Cartwright Hall - Organised by Harriett Townsend in June 2013
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E2-110: Exhibition of Works by Bradford Artists at Cartwright HallBooklet: 'Exhibition of Works by Bradford Artists at Cartwright Hall' (1951)
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F1a-129a-b: Oakwell Hall, Birstall2 photographs of Oakwell Hall, Birstall, gifted to the public by Sir Norman Rae and Mr. J.E. Sharman
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Saltaire Conversazione The Saltaire Conversazione was an annual social event that occurred between 1878 and 1964 (except for the years around the world wars). Usually held in January, the Conversazione originally was held over 3 days and consisted of events for eating, dancing, and entertainment. There were varying ticket prices for the individual events, making it possible for the whole of the Saltaire community to attend at least part of the Conversazione. The Salt family, particularly Titus Salt Junior and his wife Catherine, were prominent organisers of the event in its earliest days. -
2024.150: Documents related to the 2015 Conversazione in Victoria Hall1. Update on Conversazione activities, 2. Adventures of Al and Mo 3. Evening of entertainment poster 4. High Tea guest list 5. High tea poster 6. Funding report
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2024.150.1: Activities planned for the ConversazioneA typewrittenlist of activites in Victoria Hall as part of the 2015 Conversazione. The list is arranged by rooms and includes displays, comeercial and social group stalls, and various practical activities. Also includes some activities hosted elsewhere in the village including music performances in Roberts Park and a 'Boat fair' near the canal.
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2024.150.4: High Tea guest listA tabular list of attendees at the High Tea event in the Glen Room of Victoria Hall as part of the 2015 Conversazione.
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E2b-024b: Hall and balcony of Shipley Technical SchoolPhotograph of Shipley Technical School - Hall and Balcony
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A2-059: Letter to Catherine Salt about architectural feature in Milner Field Letter to Mrs Salt from Thomas Harris, the architect of Milner Field, relating to Medallion Heads on Dining Room Chimney-piece (1876) -
A2-064a: Salt Family Residences. Enlarged photograph of Dining Room at Milner Field -
B1-354-15: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)Letters & quotes from Thomas Obank & Semtex for work on the Manager's Dining Room
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B1-354-18: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)Ministry of Works approval and quotes from May Acoustics Ltd. Re. installation of acoustic panels for Staff Dining room, with drawings
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B1-354-7: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)Quotation from Semtex Ltd. London to Salts re. grouting and tiling of Director's Dining Room
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B1-354-8: Salts Mill: Morley and Woodhouse Files. Messrs Salt (Saltaire) Ltd. Extension to the Staff Canteens (1950 - 1952)Quotation from Semtex Ltd. London to Salts re. grouting and tiling of Director's Dining Room
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B1-582: Salts Mill. A collection of photographs purchased from Burrows, Dorothy by the Salts Trust (mounted on board).Salts Mill yard - looking towards the Dining Room tunnel
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C2b-036: Saltaire Images of PlacesPostcard of Salt's Dining Rooms
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C3b-540: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)photocopies of sets of floor plans for: 'The old dining room - Salts Annex'
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2024.124: Victoria Road, Saltaire Victoria Road, Saltaire. Coloured postcard showing view taken from outside the Dining Room building in Victoria Road looking down over the Victoria Road Bridge and up to Hope Hill. On the reverse it says published by the Saltaire Village Society and Saltaire Tourist Information Centre 1996
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