Items

• C2b-182: Saltaire village Images (Places)

  2 images of Salts School and Victoria Hall
• C2b-222: Saltaire village Images (Places)

  Salts School Sports Day in Roberts Park
• C2b-223: The Promenade, Saltaire Park

  'The Promenade, Saltaire Park' (with school children on seat)
• D1-150: Photograph of 2 cast members in the play Saltairey Tales

  Laminated coloured photograph of 2 cast members in the play Saltairey Tales stood in front of the Salts School Building
• E1a-006a: Education, Schools (Documents)

  An original copy of 'Shipley School Board attendance record for Baildon pupils- June 24th 1899
• E1a-008a: Education, Schools (Documents)

  Letter to Salts School from The Education Department, Wakefield
• E1a-024: History of the Salts Schools up to 1965 taken from John Waddington -Feather's book (photocopy)

  History of the salts Schools up to 1965 taken from John Waddington -Feather's book
• E1a-069a: Menu card

  Original menu card for a dinner hosted by the Governors of the Salt School.
• E1b-062: Photograph of Harriet Byles

  Photograph of Miss Byles
• E1b-073a-b: Education, Schools (Images)

  Photograph & programme of a play 'All Soul's Nights Dream' (11th April 1923)
• E1b-090: Schooldays at Albert Road

  Newspaper article: 'Schooldays at Albert Road' [early 20th c.] by Nellie Fern & Annie Hall - With identification on children
• E2-004a-c: Report and Balance Sheet of the Fancy Fair

  3 Photocopy pages from :'Report and Balance Sheet of the Fancy Fair'. The Fair was held in the Saltaisr Institute (now known as Victoria Hall) from 12 to 22 February 1896. The Fair was held to raise funds to clear debts owned by Saltaire Schools, largely from the construction of the new Technical School on Exhibition Road, opened in 1887. The document gives thanks to hte many people involved in producing the Fair. It reports there was a profit of £3702 and 19 shillings, a large sum at that time. The accounts show the sums raised by the various stalls, and details payments to various entertainers.
• E2-010: Opening of the new Engineering Department

  Small paper-bound booklet 'Technical Institute: Opening of the new Engineering Department by Ernest Parkinson (21st October 1932)
• E2-014: Shipley College Documents

  Mounted card of a blank bookplate for a prize in the School of Science and Art
• E2-016a-d: Shipley College Documents

  5 Leaflets for Shipley Technical Institute of School and Art 1944-1946
• E2-060b: Saltaire: The Evening Schools are now Open

  Copy of a notice 'Saltaire: The Evening Schools are now Open' (1867). The classes were held in the Dining Hall building of Salts Mill as no school buildings had yet been built in Saltaire. The poster advertises classes in reading, writing and arithmetic at a charge of 1 pence per class. The classes were to be given by Miss Wade and George Morrell (who had a 45 year career as a teacher in Saltaire).
• E2-100: Advert for Shipley Technical Institute

  Advertising notice: 'Shipley Technical Institute Session 1948-49'
• E2-104: John Hulme Pupil and Teacher 1935-1940

  Information sheet: 'John Hulme Pupil and Teacher 1935-1940' - Shipley School of Art
• E2b-028a: Spinning and Weaving shed

  A copy of a photograph of 'Spinning & Weaving shed' from Shipley Technical School Prospectus 1915
• E2b-039: Typing class

  Photograph of a typing class at Shipley Technical School