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Congregational Sunday School site, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom The Sunday School was the last building constructed in Titus Salt’s lifetime, built on the corner of Caroline Street and Victoria Road. Initially, the site was going to be used for a hotel but it was repurposed for the Sunday School. Salt was a keen proponent of Sunday Schools and lived just long enough to see his own completed. Titus and his wife Caroline attended the opening ceremony but were forced to leave early due to his failing health. His grandson, Harold Salt, opened the Sunday School in May 1876. Sir Titus died in December the same year. The Sunday School was demolished in 1973 and is now a council-run car park. -
2018.9.1.2.26: Assorted papersVarious scraps of paper with notes written by Isabel Salt - some addresses, accounts, text - including: Visit card to Mrs Radmore, Penzance 1920 Noted to Helena Griffite nee Fletcher To Betty 1942 Rockingham tea service notes Ponsbourne Park, Hertford 1 Dec 1904 To Nancy Minks in Solihull Addresses for David John, Dr Walkin, Audrey Nautline?
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2018.9.1.2.8: Visiting cardsAssorted papers relating to Isabel Salt and her mother Catherine Salt, [1887]-1968. Includes: Box of visiting cards for: 'Miss Salt. 20 Spring Grove, Harrogate'; 'Mrs Titus Salt. Miss Salt. Denton Park'; 'Miss Salt, Springwood, Oxted'. [1920s].
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2018.9.4.2: Switzerland Photograph albumAssorted photographs taken in Switzerland February to March 1905 Family photographs include Isabel Salt, Lawrence Salt, Titus Salt Junior and Crossley relatives. Green postcard album inside cover reads: 'Switzerland, Feb. 22 to March 28. 1905'. Blue postcard album includes loose postcards addressed to Isabel at 'Denton Park, Ben Rhydding', 1909-1929. With postcard sent to 'Miss Salt, Imperial Nursing Home, Rutland Rd, Harrogate', 1914. Postcards in album include tourist attractions in UK and France. Mounted postcards include series depicting the 'Passionspiele' (Passion Play) at Oberammergau, Germany, 1910.
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2018.9.4.3: Photograph AlbumTwo photos - one family group (baby Matty aged 4, baby Bertie aged 4.5 months & mother dated 1894); other photo man (Hock) in German uniform with medals dated 6.11.03 Family photographs include Isabel Salt, Lawrence Salt, Titus Salt Junior and Crossley relatives. Green postcard album inside cover reads: 'Switzerland, Feb. 22 to March 28. 1905'. Blue postcard album includes loose postcards addressed to Isabel at 'Denton Park, Ben Rhydding', 1909-1929. With postcard sent to 'Miss Salt, Imperial Nursing Home, Rutland Rd, Harrogate', 1914. Postcards in album include tourist attractions in UK and France. Mounted postcards include series depicting the 'Passionspiele' (Passion Play) at Oberammergau, Germany, 1910.
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F1a-310: Cash From the Coal Measures - Mining & Brick-making in Heaton Woods & NorthcliffeAn article from the Bradford Antiquary (published by the Bradford Antiquarian Society) no. 17, 1923. History of the Northcliffe area, near to Saltaire, which had seen much mining activty from the seventeenth century up to the early twentieth century. The area became converted to a public park and playing fields in 1920 enabled by a donation from Sir Norman Rae.
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2019.47.2: The Bradford Antiquary 2019 The Bradford Antiquary No. 80, 2019. The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society. Contains articles on: 'Sir Titus Salt at Scarborough - A Tale of Church and Chapel' by George Sheeran p1-11 and 'The Titus Salt Statue, Lister Park,' by David Pendleton p27-42 -
2018.9.1.1.2.5: Letters from Denys Salt to Isabel SaltLetters to Isabel Salt at her home in Springwood, Oxted, Surrey: Envelope & four letters from Denys [Salt], 157 Holland Park Avenue, London, 1953-1956
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D1-071.2: Article discussing the relocation of the TItus Salt status to SaltaireAn article discussing the Saltaire Village Society campaigning for Titus Salt's statue to return from Lister Park to Saltaire, titled 'It's time Sir Titus was back at home'. It discusses how the statue was hidden and vandalised.
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2018.36.15: Statue of Sir Titus Salt Original framed photograph of a statue of Sir Titus Salt. This appears to be the same design as the statue that was originally located outside of Bradford Town Hall in 1874 but is now located in Lister Park in Bradford. It is not clear whether the status pictured is the actual public statue, a copy or perhaps an initial small-scale design. -
2018.9.4.33: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of 'Little Court' to Isabel Salt at Denton Park 1909
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2018.9.4.34: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image blue flowers from Germany to Isabel Salt at Denton Park 1909
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2018.9.4.35: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of spring flowers from Adis & Rowntree bulb merchants Leeds to Isabel Salt at Denton Park 1909
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2018.9.4.36: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of Loch Achray to Isabel Salt at Denton Park July 1910
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2018.9.4.37: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of Bad Hamburg tennis from Gertie in Germany to Isabel Salt at Denton Park Sept 1910
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2018.9.4.38: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of Whitby Abbey to Isabel Salt at Denton Park Sept 1910
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2018.9.4.39: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image of a large house locality unknown to Isabel Salt at Denton Park 1911
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2018.9.4.40: Various postcards with photographic imagesPostcard with image Villa della Pergola from Italy to Isabel Salt at London 1911 (redirected from Denton Park)
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2018.9.4.51: Various postcards and photographic imagesPhotograph of Isabel Salt with Max at Denton Park; original at 2018.9.10
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C2a-050.15: Saltaire village - Images (People).Photocopy of a photograph of 'Joe Jefferies (driver) Elsie and AllanJefferies (front passengers) c.1920s [Photograph taken behind Jefferies Garage, shows 'barrack' housing, with Park Street in the background. IW]
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