Items

• F1a-231a-b: Newlands Mill disaster

  2 laminated boards on Newlands Mill disaster 1882
• 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
• H2-208.118: Baker Letters - regarding: payment for sand; sale of Hirst Mill

  On same letter as above - £10 for sand is OK; Hirst Mill offered to Glynn Thomas in past, so ask again if he wants to purchase
• H2-208.140: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of the two mills and land, and boat house and land; new mill owners purchase houses

  Mr Thomas asked the price of the two mills and land. Mr Sutton asked about the boathouse and land. Mr Badland stated people felt the new firm should take the park as it was used by their tenants and workers. The firm bought 50 houses in Saltaire from Mt Thornton for £6250. Mr Willy send noticed to allotments near Masonâ??s Mill.
• H2-208.208: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of Milner Field; power station required; possible sale of Higher Hirst Mill; allotment rents

  Milner Field sold to Cinema Picture Com. Wanted light & so more power. Wanted power station and Mr Baker pointed out Higher Hirst Mill. So may buy the land there incl. 9 cottages. Does he raise the allotment rents?
• H2-208.218: Baker Letters - regarding: threat to water weir; cost of houses in Bradford; sale of Higher Hirst Mill

  Thomas has cut trees down and placed on water weir. Endangered the weir when last done. Normal through houses in Bradford now £1000. Surprised Milner Fields people not been in contact for Higher Hirst Mill.
• H2-208.47: Baker Letters - regarding: fire at Hirst Mill

  Another fire at Hirst Mill - 2am that morning
• H2-208.50: Baker Letters - regarding: insurnace claim for Hirst Mill

  Letter from Messrs Easton & Haslam, valuers for Commercial Union re Mill
• H2-208.54: Baker Letters - regarding: purchase of the Mill by Mr Hill

  Sir James is not optimistic about the purchase of the Mill by Mr Hill
• H2-208.61: Baker Letters - regarding: Fire at Hirst Mill

  Fire at Hirst Mill; Sir James is in Mayfair
• H2-208.62: Baker Letters - regarding: repairs to Hirst Mill and John Baker's move to Morecambe

  Easton & Haslam Insurers of Mill & repairs; Visit by Sir James to Milner Field; Johnâ??s move to Morecambe
• H2-208.65: Baker Letters - regarding: Hirst Mill fire and insurance

  Hirst Mill fire & insurance
• H2-208.70: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Normington; rebuilding of Mill

  Mr Normington; rebuilding of Mill
• H2-208.96: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr Robinson and water for Mill; possible sale of land on Coach Road

  Mr Robinson & water for Mill; Possible sale of land on Coach Road
• Digital1: Mill Time Lines 1853-1955 [set of]

  Mill Time Lines 1853-1955 [set of]
• F1a-300: Union Mill, Shipley

  Spiral-bound booklet: 'Union Mill, Shipley' Shipley & District Local History Society
• H2-019: Lease for Hirst Mill

  Copy of a Lease for Hirst Mill between Sir Titus Salt Bart & Sons Ltd. & Glyn Thomas
• H2-020a: Arbitration document regarding Hirst Mill

  Copy of an arbitration document between Glyn Thomas (Hirst Mill) & Sir Titus Salt Bart & Sons Ltd.
• H2-020b: Sketch plan for Hirst Mill

  A letter-head from Glyn Thomas & Co. showing a sketch plan for the re-building after the fire at Hirst Mill
• H2-208.125: Baker Letters - regarding: Robert Foster and sand; Hirst House rent; Insurance money for mill; weed killer

  Robert Foster & sand; Mr Thomas & Hirst House rent; Insurance money for mill; Mr Kershaw & weed killer