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E2-080: Kan'ei gafu - Kan'ei Pictorial Album Colour illustrated book depicting floral designs. Illustrated by Nishiyama Kan'ei (1833-1897). Originally a reference book from the Technical school library, now Shipley College. Photocopied album of Ancient Chinese flora designs by Hirota Guozon (1885) -
E2-090: Education - Technical School : DocumentsArchitects' plan of the 'Atrium for Salt Building, Shipley College' by: Rance, Booth & Smith, Architects of Victoria Road. The atruium has been built and can be seen from the college carpark.
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E2-100: Advert for Shipley Technical InstituteAdvertising notice: 'Shipley Technical Institute Session 1948-49'
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E2-104: John Hulme Pupil and Teacher 1935-1940Information sheet: 'John Hulme Pupil and Teacher 1935-1940' - Shipley School of Art
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E2-106: Art Course Certificate for John HulmeArt Course Certificate from Shipley Art School for John Hulme (1935-1936)
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E2-107: Art Course Certificate for John HulmeArt Course Certificate from Shipley Art School for John Hulme (1936-1937)
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E2-135: Colour plates from Grammar of Ornament A set of Coloured printed plates from the 'The Grammar of Ornament', a clasic book of design by Owen Jones. Originaly published in 1856, it became established as a definitive work on ornamental designs taking inspiration from sources around the world. The book inlcuded some colour plates showing the designs. The book was used by students in the Technical and Art School. -
E2b-028a: Spinning and Weaving shedA copy of a photograph of 'Spinning & Weaving shed' from Shipley Technical School Prospectus 1915
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E2b-039: Typing classPhotograph of a typing class at Shipley Technical School
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E2b-040: Painting & Decorating classPhotograph of Painting & Decorating class at Shipley Technical School
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E2b-041: Painting & Decorating classBoard-mounted photograph of Painting & Decorating class at Shipley Technical School
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E2b-042: Painting & Decorating classBoard-mounted photograph of Painting & Decorating class at Shipley Technical School
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E2b-043: Gymnastics ClassBoard-mounted photograph of Gymnastics Class at Shipley Technical School
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F1a-017: Shipley Times & Express Pictorial 1937The booklet was produced as a pictorial record of events in Shipley for 1937. It includes a review of the year. The magazine mainly consists of photographs, with text, on the main events of 1937. This includes the visit to Shipley and Saltaire by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, along with the street parties and school events to celebrate the Coronation. The magazine also includes photographs of various Shipley personalities, wedding groups and the opening of Hall Royd Methodist Church. The magazine also includes a photograph of Joan Kendall of Katherine Street, Saltaire, for completing 7 years of unbroken school attendance.
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H2-134: Salt Schools Presidential Address'Salt Schools Presidential Address' (Shipley Times & Express 2nd October 1903)
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H2-135: Salt Schools Presidential Address by the Archbishop of York'Salt Schools Presidential Address by the Archbishop of York', article from Shipley Times & Express
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D1-150: Photograph of 2 cast members in the play Saltairey TalesLaminated coloured photograph of 2 cast members in the play Saltairey Tales stood in front of the Salts School Building
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Shipley College Shipley College is a college of further and adult education based in several buildings in Saltaire. Opening in 1969, it was a successor to the Technical School based in the Exhibition Building. As well as this building the College also uses the former Salt High School and Dining Hall premises on Victoria Road, parts of Victoria Hall, and the new, purpose-built Jonathan Silver Building on Exhibition Road. -
2019.55.1: Student reports for Ivy Severs Shipley Education Committee Central Girls School Student's Reports booklet belonging to Ivy Severs, 1929. Ivy later married and became Ivy Muschamp and ran a grocers shop on Victoria Road in Saltaire in the 1950s.
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