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F1a-379: The Factory School - and Board School -1867-1877 (excerpt)Copy of text: 'The Factory School - and Board School -1867-1877' From 'A Century of Model Village Schooling' by J. Waddington-Feather
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Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom 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. -
Royal Cafe A privately run cafe based in the original Salts Mill Dining Hall on Victoria Road in Saltaire. -
2020.9.2.2.1: Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment: PlansLaminated copy of plan DRG.No. 7517-4 - A plan of the cross-sections of the building from: Report and plans for Shipley College Mill Building Refurbishment - Nov. 1997 produced by J.H. Langtry-Langton Partners, Architects and Project Managers
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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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A4-015b-c: Salt family Property Interests : Royal Albert Hall2 part Photocopy of Subscribers to boxes & stalls in the Royal Albert Hall
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A4-016: Salt family Property Interests : Royal Albert HallPhotocopy of Royal Albert Hall box purchase for £1,000 for Sir Titus Salt Bart. (March 1870)
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A4-017a-b: Salt family Property Interests : Royal Albert Hall2 part Photocopy of names & addresses of members of the Corporation of the Royal Albert Hall of Arts & Sciences, including the 'Exectors of Sir Titus Salt Bart'.
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A4-018: Salt family Property Interests : Royal Albert HallPhotocopy of Register of Probate of members of the Corporation of the Royal Albert Hall of Arts & Sciences, including 'Sir Titus Salt Bart'.
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D1-101: Leisure - Groups and Societies: Victoria HallTyped article 'Hattie-Cartwright Hall-The Creation'
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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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E2b-024b: Hall and balcony of Shipley Technical SchoolPhotograph of Shipley Technical School - Hall and Balcony
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F1a-184: Opening of Shipley Town HallPhotocopy of booklet: 'Souvenir of the Opening of the Town Hall, Shipley December 2nd 1932'
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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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2019.46.22: Main hall of Exhibition Road buildingOne black and white photograph showing the main hall of Exhibition Road building showing the balcony and entrance
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2019.46.23: Main hall of Exhibition Road buildingThree black and white photographs of the main hall of Exhibition Road building showing the balcony, entrance and ground floor. All marked 'WATTS' on reverse
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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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C4a-015.29: Abraham Broadbent the unknown sculptor of Cartwright Hall, and Bradford mills at Marki Warsaw...a second edition of SaltaireA4 laminated poster for Saltaire History Club for 6th June 2013. 'Abraham Broadbent the unknown sculptor of Cartwright Hall' by Hattie Townsend & 'Bradford mills at Marki Warsaw .. a second edition of Saltaire' by Sarah Dietz
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