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2022.90: The taming of Teresa A hard backed novel by Margaret C. Field. Bookplate in the inside front page states the book was presented to Doris Milner in 1929 as a prize for regular attendance at the Sunday School, Saltaire Congregational Church during 1929. -
E2-033a-k: Salt School's Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1940) 11 original copies of: Salt Schools Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1940) -
Morrell, George George arrived in Saltaire in 1860 to be an assistant teacher in the Factory School that provided part-time education for some of the children working in Salts Mill. By the early 1870s he was the headmaster, later moving to be head of the nearby Shipley Central School. George was a member of the Saltaire Congregational Church and long-serving Superintendent of its magnificent Sunday School. A life-long teetotaller, George promoted responsible drinking and was one of the founders of the Shipley Temperance Union in 1892, becoming President in 1902. He finally retired after 45 years of service. He was obviously fondly thought of and well respected. A magnificent illuminated presentation book was given to him on retirement, paid for by public subscription and to which Sir James Roberts and many eminent past-students contributed. -
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. -
C2b-322: Saltaire village Images (Places) Congregational Church Sunday School -
2018.9.3.3.3: Loose news cuttings, 1916-1918 Loose press cuttings kept by Isabel Salt, 1916-1918. Comprises: - Article re women on the Appeal Tribunal, Harrogate Herald (23.02.1916) - Harrogate Town Council. Discussion in regard to personnel of local tribunal, with articles and letters in response including 'The Mayor and Women's Share in National Life' (letter to the editor from Isabel Salt), Harrogate newspapers (Feb 1916) - 'The Position of the Conscientious Objector. The Local Tribunals' (letters to the editor; Local Tribunals signed DEMOCRAT, written by Isabel Salt), The Harrogate and Claro Times; Knaresborough and Nidderdale Guardian [17.03.1916] - 'Ideals in War-Time - Address by Miss Salt at Shipley', Yorkshire Observer (17.07.1916) (2 Copies) - 'Saltaire Adult School' (address by Miss Salt on The New Nation - Its Beauty & Peace), [Shipley Times & Express] [21.07.1916] - Fragment of letter to Miss Salt from 8 Glenhurst Road, Nab Wood, Shipley (21.07.1916) - 'The Great Problem - Needful Steps for Promotion of International Peace - address by Miss Salt on Facing the Future', with torn flyer advertising Educational Meeting and address (02.11.1916), Sheffield Independent, undated - 'Women and War', address at Shipley by Miss Salt (1916) - 'Prepare for Shocks - Mrs Acland on Women and Politics - Liberalism After the War - Yorkshire Council of Women's Liberal Associations conference, Sheffield - address by Miss Salt + comment on Woman's Power', The Sheffield Daily Independent (24.10.1917) -'Women in Political Life - Mrs FD Acland and the Franchise Bill' (attached to flyer for lecture by Charles Roden Buxton on Russia and a Democratic Peace at Friends' Meeting House, Oxford Street, 24.09.??), The Manchester Guardian (24.10.1917) - 'Women and Franchise Bill' (attached to flyer for lecture by Charles Roden Buxton on Russia and a Democratic Peace at Friends' Meeting House, Oxford Street, 24.09.??), The Daily News (24.10.1917) -'Yorkshire Women Liberals - Conference of the Association - Education After the War. Miss Salt on admission of women to the franchise', The Northern Echo (30.10.1917) - 'Yorkshire Women Liberal's (address by Miss Salt on women's franchise; attached to flyer for lecture by Charles Roden Buxton on Russia and a Democratic Peace at Friends' Meeting House, Oxford Street 24.09.??), The Manchester Guardian (30.10.1917) - Programme for Series of Autumn Conferences, Yorkshire Council of Women's Liberal Associations (Miss Salt in chair), (Oct and Nov 1917) - 'War and Free Trade - Women Liberals Confer in Bradford' (address by Miss Salt on Woman's Great Opportunity), [Yorkshire] Observer (09.11.1917) - 'Otley Women Liberals - Miss Salt and Women's Franchise' (Nov 1917) - 'Women's New Scope - Saltaire Lady and the Weak Spots of the Social Order', [Shipley Times & Express] [01.03.1918] -'Militarism Denounced - address by Miss Salt on The Challenge of Today', The Yorkshire Factory Times (14.03.1918) -'A Granddaughter of Sir Titus Salt among the Socialists', Yorkshire Post (11.12.1918) -'Pudsey and Otley - Miss Salt's support of Labour candidate', Yorkshire Observer (13.12.1918) -''A Difference on Sunday Closing. Pacifist and Proud of It! - Miss Isabel Salt', Shipley Times & Express (13.12.1918) -'Disorderly Labour Meeting at Bingley' [14.12.1918] - After the War - Lecture at the Friends Meeting House - newspaper unknown probably Harrogate - (no date but pre 20.08.1916) -
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.