Items

• E1b-022a: Photograph of Gilbert Tasker Mahoney, headteacher

  A photograph of Gilbert Tasker Mahoney, Headmaster of Albert Road School. Portrait photograph shows him wearing the President's medallion of the Rotary Club.
• E1b-036b: Education, Schools (Documents)

  Photograph of old boy graduates with master at Salts Boys Boys High School 1918
• E1b-044a: Cricket Team of Salts High

  Card-mounted print of a cricket team at Salts Boys High School (c.1928/9)
• E1b-064a: Education, Schools (Images)

  1 Laminated copy of photograph of the Staff of Salts Girls High School (with IDs)
• E1b-133a-b: Thornton Collection - Education, Schools (Images)

  2 copies of photograph of school boys with teachers- no school ID (poss Central School) or date
• E1b-154a,b,c,d,e,f: Education, Schools (Images)

  Six modern photograph of Shipley College Annex (Salts High School) [1 (a) mounted on Green Board] - 4 landscape; 2 portrait (e,f)
• E1b-158: School medical examination note

  Original form from Shipley Education Committee for the Medical Examination of Eric Sutcliffe 1913. With statistics on E. Sutcliffe
• E1b-163: Education, Schools (Images)

  Class photograph of Shipley Central School boys class (c.1890s) With added note on the history of the school
• F1a-116: Norman Rae's school activities

  A letter from Norman Rae to his mother about his school activities: 31st October 1873
• G2-002a-f: Plans for Shipley School

  6 copies of plan for new toilets for Shipley Church of England School following conversion to adult education use (by City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council)
• G2-003: new kitchen and offices for Shipley Church of England School

  1 copy of plan for new kitchen and offices for Shipley Church of England School following conversion (City of Bradford Metroplitan District Council)
• 2019.46.11: Wrose Junior School - Guitar Class

  Black and white photograph on a board showing eight adults playing guitars (7 adult learners and one male tutor). 7 adults sat at desks playing guitars. Details on reverse are 'Wrose Junior School - Guitar Class' - assume an evening class?
• 2019.55.2: Student reports

  Salt Girls High School report booklet belonging to Ivy Severs, 1929. Ivy was later married and became Ivy Muschamp. She ran a grocers shop on Victoria Road in Saltaire in the 1950s.
• H2-208.74: Baker Letters - regarding: Offer of land between school and railway

  Offer of land between school and railway
• 2024.5: Second Forster Bulletin of the Forster Society, Bradford

  Compilation of papers written by Bradford teachers. Includes 'Shipley in the time of the School Board' written by Margaret Cooper c.1971/72 as part of her teacher training studies. It contains an account of the schools in Saltaire at the time. Bulletin date C.1974
• C4a-015.9: Saltaire History Club Meeting for June 2008

  A4 poster for Saltaire History Club Meeting for June 2008 'The 1883 Exam Papers of Salts School' and 'A time in our lives' by Greg Thomson and 'The buildings of Saltraire, an architects perspective' by Tim Smith
• 2024.141: Domestic Pests: What they are and how to remove them

  A book by Laura Hunter on the biology of various domestic pests. Deals with their appearance (with many illustrations), and their lifecycles. Gives advice on preventing and dealing with infestations. The author Lura Hunter (nee Thorpe) was born in 1897 and brought up in Baildon, near Saltaire. She attended Salt Girls High School and went on to study for a B.Sc. at the University of Liverpool. She graduated in 1919. See also 2024.142 for a brief biography of Laura Hunter.
• 2024.142: Time line for Laura Hunter

  A biographical timeline for Laura Hunter (nee Thorpe) 20/11/1897 to 26/9/1969. Provides information from census records, newspaper archives and other public sources on the life of Laura Hunter. Laura was born and grew up in Baildon and attended Salt Girls High School in Saltaire. She went on to study for a B.Sc. at the University of Liverpool.
• Shipley College Centenary

  Today Shipley College occupies several buildings in Saltaire. The College's origins lie in the Technical and Art School based in the Exhibition Building in Saltaire. Briefly named the School of Art and Science, the new school was conceived by Titus Salt Junior and opened in 1887. The 100th anniversary of foundation of the College, and its predecessors, was celebrated in 1987.
• 2018.3.16.4.2: The arrival of Princess Beatrice for the opening of new School of Art and Science

  Photographic print of the arrival of Princess Beatrice for the opening of Shipley Art and Technical College. The photograph shows a small party on the steps of what is now known as the Exhibition building and is part of Shipley College. The streets are lined with Police, holding swords, by the building, a carriage in the street and Royal Horse Guards facing the building.