Items

• C3b-272a-b: The Land Acquisitions of Titus Salt in Shipley & Baildon

  2 copies of booklet: 'The Land Acquisitions of Titus Salt in Shipley & Baildon' by Ian Watson
• D4-043: Saltaire Methodist Chapel

  An early photograph of the rear of Saltaire Methodist Church from Titus Street
• D4-044: Saltaire Methodist Chapel

  An early photograph of the inside of Saltaire Methodist Chapel
• D4-046: Saltaire Methodist Chapel

  A good photographic print of the front of Saltaire Methodist Chapel
• D4-047: Saltaire Methodist Chapel

  A good photographic print of the front of Saltaire Methodist Chapel
• D1-065: Silsden Primitive Methodist Church

  Silsden Primitive Methodist Church : Harvest Festival Grand Concert
• 2020.17: Glimpses of 150 years of Methodism at Sataire

  'Glimpses of 150 years of Methodism at Saltaire Methodist Church by Ann Willey (1868-2018)
• C2a-050.2: Saltaire village - Images (People).

  Page 2: Photocopies of Postcards of: 'View from Saltaire Tram Terminus'; Coloured card of Saltaire Methodist Church with tram c.1903; Saltaire Road with Primitive Methodist Church and the Central School c.1903
• C2a-050.24: Saltaire village - Images (People).

  Photograph of the wedding of Malcolm Jefferies Whitaker and June Scott at Saltaire Methodist Church 1954
• C2b-033: Photos of Congregational Sunday School & Saltaire Methodist Chapel

  Mounted photos of Congregational Sunday School & Saltaire Methodist Chapel
• D1-110: The Strangest Battle

  Small advertisement of an event 'The Strangest Battle' . A Tea and Talk by Hattile Townsend and Helen Broadbent on the votes for women. At Saltaire Methodist Church Hall-September 2018
• F1b-060: Saltaire Road, Shipley

  Copy of a photograph of Saltaire Road showing the Primitive Methodist Church and Shipley Central Board School
• Saltaire Methodist Church Collection
• Almshouses, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

  Unlike many of his contemporaries, Titus Salt was determined to ensure a decent quality of life for his workers, even after they left his employ. In addition to the many educational institutions he built to allow workers to better themselves, he also commissioned the almshouses on Victoria Road. The 45 almshouses were built to provide shelter for those who couldn’t support themselves, such as widows and injured workers. Although preference was given to workers in Salts Mill and their families, anyone of ‘good character’ and unable to support themselves was eligible. Although this was unusually generous by the standards of the time, residents were subject to strict rules on their behaviour and the maintenance of the houses. In what is now No. 29, there was originally a small chapel to save residents walking down to the Congregational Church. On opening it, Salt is reported to have said: 'My sole desire is that you should be happy, and nothing would give me greater pleasure than to know that you are so'.
• 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
• 2022.74: Saltaire's Allotments: A second draft of their history

  A history of the various allotments in Saltaire researched by Les Brook with major contributions from Colin Coates and James Roberts. A detailed history of the provision and use of allotments in Saltaire, including many changes to their extent and location.
• C2a-031: Saltaire village - Images (People).

  Photograph of crowd, outside Saltaire Methodist Church, waiting for a procession in Saltaire Road c.1920s
• C2b-330: Saltaire village Images (Places)

  A photograph of the Weslyan Methodist Chapel on Saltaire Road with a tram. One of a collection of photographs puchased from Burrows, Dorothy by the Salts Trust (mounted on board).
• 2018.17: Commemorative plate

  4 Commemorative plates from Saltaire Weslyan Church 1901
• 2020.2.8: The Shipley Times & Express Pictorial

  The 'Shipley Times & Express Pictorial' 1937 booklet was produced as a pictorial record of events in Shipley for 1937. It includes a review of the year. The magazine mainly consists of photographs, with text, on the main events of 1937. This includes the visit to Shipley and Saltaire by King Goerge VI and Queen Elizabeth, along with the street parties and school events to celebrate the Coronation. The magazine also includes photographs of various Shipley personalities, wedding groups and the opening of Hall Royd Methodist Church. The magazine also includes a photograph of Joan Kendall of Katherine Street, Saltaire, for completing 7 years of unbroken school attendance.