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F1b-060: Saltaire Road, ShipleyCopy of a photograph of Saltaire Road showing the Primitive Methodist Church and Shipley Central Board School
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G1-035: Bradford MapsCopy of 'William Byles map of Bradford 1912'. William Byles was a prominent newspaper publisher in Bradford. HIs daughter Harriet became the second headmistress of the Salt High School for Girls
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H1-001: Letter from Mabel HansonExtract of a letter from Mabel Hanson (grandaughter of William) re. school memories
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H1-008b: Introduction to a Black Dyke Mills BandAn Introduction to a Black Dyke Mills Band concert at Bradford Grammar School (2010), by Donald Hanson
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H1-009: Donald Hanson - Salts Mill DirectorsA speech given by Donald Hanson at Bradford Grammar School Speech Day 13th November 1984.
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H1-054a: Certificate of Merit for Fred Hanson Saltaire Club & Institute, School of Art: Certificate of Merit awarded to Fred Hanson (Donald Hanson's grandfather) -
2022.4: Bookbinding 'The Artistic Crafts Series of Technical Handbooks : Bookbinding' by Douglas Cockerell, with text and drawings -
2022.5: Wallpaper : Its History, Design and Use Wallpaper : Its History, Design and Use by Phyllis Ackerman - Includes text and black and white illustrations -
2022.6: Decorations with Duresco Water Paint Text and illustrations on the use of Duresco water paints in the internal decorations in churches and houses -
2019.46.15: Display for apprentice spinning and weaving overlookers Black and white photograph (16.5cmx12cm) of fabric, bobbins, and a spinning frame. Label above display reads 'Courses for Apprentice Spinning and Weaving Overlookers!' -
H2-210.10: Pages 15-16 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918June 1 1906 Sir Titus Salt Charity Report (2). June 1 1906 High School extension scheme. June 1 1906 Mr Roberts on the Hospital Question
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H2-210.15: Pages 25-26 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918Oct 5 1906 Fiftieth Anniversery of Salts Mill. Oct 10-12 1906 adverts. Oct 13 1906 adverts. Oct 31 - Nov 1 1906 adverts. Oct 19 1906 Rosse Street Brotherhood inaugural meeting. Oct 19 1906 Shipley School of Art exhibition and address by Mr Rothenstein.
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Strathallan Castle, Perthshire, United KingdomStrahallan Castle was purchased by Sir James Roberts in 1910. Sir James offered the castle for use during the First World War, and it was used a a Red Cross convalescent hospital. Durng the Second World War it temporarily hosted a Glasgow girls school that had been moved for safety. Today the castle is still home to some of Sir James's descendants.
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Llanfairfechan, Clwyd, United KingdomLlanfairfechan is coastal town and seaside resort on the north coast of Wales. Students from the Salts Grammar School visited Llanfairfechan in 1954.
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Cullercoats, Northumberland, United KingdomCullercoats is a village on the coast of Northumberland in England. Cullercoats has a good beach and is a popular holiday and day-trip destination. Students from the Salts Grammar School visited the village in 1955.
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Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, United KingdomBourton-on-the-Water is a village in the Cotswolds area of Gloucesershire in the south west of England. Bourton-on-the-water is a popular tourist destination and was visited by students from teh Salt Grammar School in 1954.
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Austwick, North Yorkshire, United KingdomSmall rural village in North Yorkshire. Location of the retirement home of Harriet Byles, the second head teacher of the Salts High School for Girls.
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St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, United KingdomSeaside resort in southern England. Location of a school attended by Shipley textiles businessman, MP and philanthropist SIr Norman Rae.
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2019.46.35.3: Shipley College Photos 1960s and 70s/ visual aids exhibitionBlack and white photo of college display of projectors and screen (with labels). Also School Museum Service material
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Long, GeorgeGeorge Long was Head of the Spinning Department at Salts Mill, and Instructor at theTechnical School
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