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F1a-115: Norman Rae's school report Norman Rae's school report from Highbury House School, Street. St Leonards-on-Sea: 18th Dec. 1872 -
2019.55.4: School certificate A School certificate issued to Ivy Severs for her examinations in english literature, mathematics, biology, French and geography. Ivy later married and became Ivy Muschamp. She ran a grocers shop on Victoria Road in Saltaire in the 1950s.
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2019.55.5: School certificate School certificate issued to Ivy Severs for her examinations in geography and art. Ivy later married and became Ivy Muschamp. She ran a grocers shop on Victoria Road in the 1950s.
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E1a-031a-f: Salts High School and Harriet Byles Folder with letter and photocopies relating to Salts Girls High School & Harriet Byles (7 items) -
2020.2.16: School exercise book for Textile department for 1912-1913 session Shipley Technical School - Textile Department note book. With'Students Name' 'Harold Kendall' 'Session 1912-1913' 'Subject: 3rd Year Woollen and Worsted Spinning' handwritten in ink. This exercise book was used by Harold Kendall while a student at the Technical School, now Shipley College. The book includes notes from his 'Woollen, Worsted and Spinning' classes. The exercise book icludes notes on: Textile Fabrics, Mineral Fibres, Sketches of rollers, physical properties of wool and other materials, Sketches of machines to clean and wash wool. How different countries climates etc. produce different wools. The quality and use of wools. Sketch maps of the different sheep in different countries, and the different yarns from sheep. Trade terms and names, wool values. 'Gret details for anyone studying the history of wool textile production.' -
2020.2.17: School exercise book for Textile department for 1913-1914 session Shipley Technical School - Textile Department note book. With 'Students Name' 'Harold Kendall' 'Session 1913-1914' 'Subject: 4th Year Woollen and Worsted Spinning' handwritten in ink. This exercise book was used by Harold Kendall while a student at the Technical School, now Shipley College. The book includes notes from his 'Woollen, Worsted and Spinning' classes. The exercise book icludes notes on: Woollen and Worsted Threads, Carding, Diagrams of spindles and cards in machines, Worsted carding engine details, How to prepare machines to put wool in, How to wash and clean machines, Types of combs to use in machines, Sketch drawings of different textile equipment. 'Great details for anyone studying the history of wool textile production'.
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2020.2.18: School exercise book for Textile department 1914-15 session Shipley Technical School - Textile Department note book. With 'Students Name' 'Harold Kendall' 'Session 1914-1915' 'Subject: Woollen and Worsted Spinning' handwritten in ink. This exercise book was used by Harold Kendall while a student at the Technical School, now Shipley College. The book includes notes from his 'Woollen, Worsted and Spinning' classes. The exercise book icludes notes on: Drawing, afirst operation after Combing, Extensive notes and drawings of textile machines and parts, Details of production of fine mohair, alpaca and camel hair, and cashmire yarns. 'Great details for anyone studying the history of wool textile production'.
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2022.73: Gramophone recording of service at Saltaire Congregational Church 1959 A gramophone recording of the service on Sunday April 5 1959 held at Saltaire Congregational Church. The sleeve of the record is annotated with details of the recording. The preacher was the Reverend W H Watson, moderator of the North East Province. The service was tansmitted by ABC Television Limited on APril 12 1959 between 11.15 and 12.15. -
D3-031b: Votes for women: Suffragettes at Shipley Glen A photocopy of a newspaper article from the Shipley Times and Express describing a suffragette meeting on Shipley Glen on Sunday 31 May 1908. The leading activist Emmelinbe Pankhurst, (Honorary Secretary of the Women's Soical and Political Union) addressed a large crowd (estimated to be several tens of thousands). Mary Gawthorpe, Nellie Kenny, Adela Pankhurst and 'Mrs Baines and others' also spoke. Large number of police were present to keep order, from what is reported as being a rowdy crowd. -
B1-485: Salts Mill Newspaper page: 'The Perils of Pauline' (Mason) Sunday Times 11th Oct. 1981 -
2018.9.3.3.3.21: Loose news cuttings, 1916-1918 Loose press cuttings kept by Isabel Salt, 1916-1918. Comprises: -''A Difference on Sunday Closing. Pacifist and Proud of It! - Miss Isabel Salt', Shipley Times & Express (13.12.1918)
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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 -
2018.9.3.3.2.26: Loose news cuttings, 1905-1915 Loose press cuttings kept by Isabel Salt, 1905-1915. Comprises:- - Address by Miss Salt at PSA Sunday Service on 'On Helping one another', Ilkley Free Press (1912) -
F1a-370: Jim Laker 19-90 A book about a former student of Salts High School around 1933 to 1937 by by Brian Scovel. Laker won a scholorship to Salts School, his mother was a teacher. He was a regular player on the school cricket team and played for Saltaire Cricket Club, based in Roberts Park, for three seasons in the late 1930s. He left school in 1939 and in 1941 joined the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and was posted in Egypt. While there he set up a cricket team. Once he returned from the war, he was unable to join the Yorkshire team so played for Surrey and represented England. At Old Trafford in 1956 during the Ashes Test match with Australia he famously took 19 wickets out of 20 (Tony Lock who played for Surry took the other) enabling England to win the Ashes. It is known as the Laker Test match, and is still a record for most wickets taken by one bowler in a first cass cricket match. -
C3a-083a,c,e: Saltaire born and bred by Audrey May Tattam An account of being born in and growing up in Saltaire by Audrey May Tattam (nee Lee). Audrey was born in 1926. The booklet contains personal recollections of her early years, including attending school and the Second World War. Includes some photographs. Copy C3a-083a is signed by Audrey and says 'Love from Audrey Tattam 'God gave us memories' ' says -
2025.59: Kindergarten guide A book by Lois Bates advocating for use in Britain of Friedrich Fröbel's Kindergarten system for the education of young children. The book is a detailed explanation of various aspects of the Kindergarten system, covering: Kindergarten gifts; Occupations; Ordinary school subjects; Singing; and Drill. Lois Bates was a headmistress of Albert Road School in Saltaire and the author of several education-related books. -
2018.45.1: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, Spinning The 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. -
2018.45.2: Shipley Technical School, Textile Department, student book, Spinning The 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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2018.40.10.1: The Salt Grammar School 1868-1968, A century of Model-Village Schooling A book recording the history of the Salt Grammar School 1868-1968' written by J. Waddington-Feather.
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