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2019.46.2: People in the library Black & white photograph showing 9 adults reading in the library at tables, 2 bookcases, 1 wall bookcase, 3 large windows. Each rectaungular table has a bouquet of flowers on. There is a round table at the front right of the photograph with books on bookstands. On the end of the two bookcases are magazine racks including 'Yorkshire Life', 'London News', 'Artist' and 'Do it Yourself' magazines. Possibly exhibition building for College. -
2019.46.3: People in the library Black & white photograph showing 7 adults reading in the library, 2 bookcases, 1 wall bookcase, 3 large windows. Possibly exhibition building for college. Possibly an early proof for the prospectus. -
2022.4: Bookbinding 'The Artistic Crafts Series of Technical Handbooks : Bookbinding' by Douglas Cockerell, with text and drawings -
2022.5: Wallpaper : Its History, Design and Use Wallpaper : Its History, Design and Use by Phyllis Ackerman - Includes text and black and white illustrations -
2022.6: Decorations with Duresco Water Paint Text and illustrations on the use of Duresco water paints in the internal decorations in churches and houses -
2019.46.14: Basketry Display One black and white photograph (16.5cmx12cm) of 9 items of basketry on display. This may be linked to adult education classes and appear to be in the Exhibition Road Building. (see also 2019.46.13, 2019.46.20) -
2019.46.15: Display for apprentice spinning and weaving overlookers Black and white photograph (16.5cmx12cm) of fabric, bobbins, and a spinning frame. Label above display reads 'Courses for Apprentice Spinning and Weaving Overlookers!' -
E2-101: Email regarding Shipley School of ArtEmail regarding John Hulme and the Shipley School of Art from Ann Marie Hulme
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2018.45.2: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, SpinningThe book is a student work book, which has been beautifully written in Copper plate writing. It has been used to record the lesson on Spinning, detailing the process with images, that the student learnt at Shipley Technical School, which later became Shipley College. Many students at the college went to work in the Mill and then attended classes in the evening.
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2018.45.3: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, SpinningThe book is a student work book, which has been beautifully written in Copper plate writing. It has been used to record the lesson on Spinning, detailing the process with images, that the student learnt at Shipley Technical School, which later became Shipley College. Many students at the college went to work in the Mill and then attended classes in the evening.
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B1-032/6/8: Salts Mill : Volume Six : Collection of Christmas Cards from the Directors of Salts (Saltaire) LtdSalts Mill display of cloth at the Great Exhibition 1851
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Victoria Hall, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom Originally, this building was known as The Saltaire Club and Institute, with only the main hall called Victoria Hall. Completed in 1871, it was one of the final pieces of Titus Salt’s vision of a model village, providing everything a person needs in life. The institute was intended, first and foremost, to provide a social gathering space for residents (rather than a pub) and, secondly, as an educational institute. The building housed rooms for billiards, bagatelle, chess and drafts, reading, classrooms, a library, a laboratory and a large hall for lectures and concerts. It also housed the Schools of Art and Science, which later moved to the Exhibition Building. Today, the building is managed by the Salt Foundation and provides a venue for community events and weddings. -
2019.46.29: Shipley College photo (1948?) of downstairs (now refectory/ canteen) Black and white photo showing interior of Shipley College - photo taken looking down into the refectory/canteen area as we know it now. Lower floor has parquet flooring, mapped out for badminton court(?), table tennis table. Upper floor shows 6 pictures hung on wall and roofed area (a bit like a greenhouse/shed). photo shows doors into reception area. -
2019.46.34.10: Shipley College photos 1950s Black and white photo showing exhibition of needlework items produced eg. dressing gown and nightdress, dress, one blouse, various items of underskirts/ nighties etc, all mounted on display boards. 6 holes punched on the left -
2019.46.34.12: Shipley College photos 1950s Black and white photo showing exhibition of items made at classes, eg standard lamp, fireguard, small tables, 4 dresses mounted on boards and side tables. Room shows steps and a door and some photographs on wall. -
2019.46.34.2: Shipley College photos 1950s Black and white photo shows an exhibition of embroidery work. Cushions, tablecloths, mats etc are displayed on a table and hung on screens. Approx 23 items. 4 punched holes are on the left -
2019.46.34.28: Shipley College photos 1950sBlack and white photo shows an exhibition display of various items, 2 chest of drawers, a chair and small round table and a lampstand. The display behind sows 'man made nylon' and various items pinned up. 'Textile' area. In foreground are various small engineered items
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2019.46.34.3: Shipley College photos 1950s Black and white photo shows an exhibition of needlework - dress, skirt and blouse. Dress chequered material, blouse and skirt plain dark material all mounted on board. 4 hole punches are on left of photograph -
2019.46.34.37: Shipley College photos 1950sBlack and white photo showing a display of women's clothes, mainly skirts and dresses in the main hall of Exhibition Building with some girl's clothes in background on right. Dated 1956 in black on the right of the picture
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2019.46.34.4: Shipley College photos 1950s Black and white photo shows a view from above of an exhibition of work produced, mostly dresses, night dresses, blouses,skirts, some cushions, tablecloths, mats etc. Also 2 groups of wooden furniture produced. Placed on blocks and boards for display. 2 hole punches on the left.
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