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C2a-077: Photographs and Memories of Saltaire FolkPhotocopies of Photograph of people and events in Saltaire including the Events in the Sunday School Hall, the Salts (Saltaire) Cricket Club, Tennis on the tennis Courts in Saltaire, the mending room in the Mill and the Mill outing to Blackpool.
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C2b-322: Saltaire village Images (Places) Congregational Church Sunday School -
D4-014: Leisure - ReligionLarge display poster on the History of Saltaire Congregational Sunday School
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E1b-003: Randall Collection - Education, Schools (Documents)Photocopy of photograph of St Peter's Church Sunday School group including Peter Randall + reverse
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D4-099: Centenary Services Programme for Saltaire Congregational Church April 1957Centenary Services Programme for Saltaire Congregational Church April 1957
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Methodist Church building, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel that first stood on this site was built in 1868 on land gifted by Titus Salt. The original church was demolished in 1970 due to its deteriorating condition. The current Methodist Church was built in 1971 and was subsequently modified to be more in keeping with the surrounding village. Saltaire has survived into the 21st century remarkably unscathed. With the Bath and Wash Houses and the Congregational Sunday School, the Wesleyan Methodist Church is one of the few buildings to have been lost. -
2025.61: Shipley Glen - the history and development of a Victorian playground Shipley Glen - the history and development of a Victorian playground by Alan Cattell. The book includes information on Sunday School / Temperance visits, ownership of the Glen, the Saltaire Exhibition. the Shipley Glen Pleasure Grounds and Japanese Gardens on Prod Lane -
2018.9.2.4.1.1: Papers relating to PhilanthropyPart of a series of letters, from Henry Williamson, Saltaire Congregational Church Secretary re church activities (1949-1957) - Repairs and Sunday School (02.03.1949)
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2018.40.10.1: The Salt Grammar School 1868-1968, A century of Model-Village SchoolingA book recording the history of the Salt Grammar School 1868-1968' written by J. Waddington-Feather.
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2018.40.20: Salt Schools - Girls High School Children's Evening programme, Victoria HallCopy of the programe for the 'Salt Schools - Girls High School Children's Evening programme, in the Victoria Hall'. Decorated with pen and ink drawings. The programe was a short story of Cinderela and King Midas with dances and music.
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2018.45.1: 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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2019.47.1: After All'After All' an autobiography by James Ogden - An old boy of Albert Road School and The Salt High School
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2021.5: Swimmimg medalSwimming medal inscribed 'Salt Girls High School Shipley' with Salt shield. Reverse side is inscribed 'School Sports - Junior 1932 - J. Cook swimming medal'
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C2a-083: Staff and prefects of Salts SchoolPhototograph of staff & prefects of Salts School (1953/54)
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C2a-084: Salt Grammar School trip toPhotograph of: Salt Grammar School trip to Llanfairfechan (1954)
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C2a-085: Salt Grammar School trip to Bourton-on-the-WaterPhotograph of: Salt Grammar School trip to Bourton-on-the-Water (1954)
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C2a-086: Salts School trip to CullercoatsPhotograph of: Salts School trip to Cullercoats (1955)
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C2a-087: Salts School trip to Roman Wall, CullercoatsPhotograph of: Salts School trip to Roman Wall, Cullercoats (1955)
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C2a-088: Salts School Girl's Hockey TeamPhotograph of: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team (1955)
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C2a-089: Salts School Girl's Hockey TeamPhotograph of: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team (1953/4)
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