Items

• D3-120: Plan of Saltaire Park

  Photocopy of a plan of Saltaire Park (1870)
• D3-133: Cafe Pavillion in Saltaire Park

  Photograph of people gathered above and below the cafe Pavillion in Saltaire Park (c.1900s)
• D1-158: Notification of Fun in the Park meeting

  Notification of Fun in the Park meeting on 23rd June 2011 - organised by Hattie Townsend
• H2-191a-c: James Roberts letter on Saltaire Cricket Club

  A letter from Sir James Roberts to Fred Atkinson of the Saltaire Cricket Club
• B1-369: Salts Mill

  Photocopy of a coloured postcard of the mill from Roberts Park with crowds at a sports event in the park
• B1-374: Salts Mill

  A4 Laminated copy of 2 postcards of Roberts Park Gatehouse & Cricketers in park : See B1-371a-b and F1b-142a for original photocopies
• D3-026: Death of William Gay

  Newspaper cutting on the death of William Gay : The designer of Saltaire Park (now known as Roberts Park)
• 2018.51: Tree planting by Princess Beatrice

  A group photograph recording the planting of a tree by Princess Beatrice and her husband Prince Henry of Battenburg when they visited Saltaire to preside at the opening of the new School of Art and Science in 1887. The Princess is at the front centre, with Prince Henry on her right and Titus Salt Junior on her left. Three other dignitaries stand behind them. They are stood partly on grass, partly on a rug next to a tree which has just been planted. The location may be Saltaire Park (now Roberts Park) although the Princess was staying at Milner Field, the home of Titus Salt Junior, so it may have been there.
• H2-208.111: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Robinson still involved; Clarence Park estate

  Flagstaff; Mr Robinson still involved in maps of estate; Clarence Park estate
• H2-208.115: Baker Letters - regarding: Plans for Mr Robinson; Clarence Park estate; Milner Field

  Plans for Mr Robinson; Visited Mr Foster to show plans for Clarence Park; Letter mentions Johnâ??s son, Harold working in Surveyors office; Mr Foster keeping Mr Garland & Mr Lavelle on at Milner Field; Robinson & leaking pipe
• H2-208.117: Baker Letters - regarding: clock at Milner Field; cost of labouring; Clarence Park and Hirst Wood House/Mill

  Clock at Milner Field; Waites & Judson worked Saturday / Sunday; Labourers usually get £3 8s a week; Spent time with Mr Foster & Mr Robinson - Clarence Park & Hirst Wood House/Mill
• H2-208.58: Baker Letters - regarding: ownership of Park Street and visit by Catherine Salt

  Ownership of South East end of Park Street; Eliza Walker, Ellen Sutcliffe, Fred Hartley & Martha Rawnsley; John Baker will leave at end April to go to Morecambe; Visit by Mrs Titus Salt
• B1-321: James Roberts speaking to workers

  Photograph of James Roberts addressing a group of workers at Salts Mill c.1900s
• H2-066: Sir James Roberts

  A profile studio photograph of Sir James Roberts
• H2-149: Roberts Military Tribunal

  'The Case of Sir James Roberts: The Military Service Tribunal'. Article in the Bradford Pioneer, 1916 concerning an attempt to exempt Joseph Henry Roberts, son of Sir James Roberts, from war service.
• H2-160b: Oxenhope Mill: James Roberts' first employment

  A photograph of Oxenhope Mill where Sir James Roberts first worked as a boy.
• H2-178a,c: Photographs of James Henry Roberts

  James Henry Roberts at different ages, although identity of the person pictured is not confirmed. James William Roberts was the son of Sir James Roberts
• H2-209.1: James Roberts Diary 1884

  Copy of a diary written by James Roberts on a visit to Australia in 1884
• H2-167a: Bertram and James William Roberts

  Photograph of Bertram Roberts and James William Roberts, sons of Sir James Roberts, as young boys. The photograph was taken at Appleton & Co., Bradford
• H2-210.2: Page 1 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  Title page 'Century'