Items

• 2022.35: Textile History 1968-70 - volume 1. Edited by K.G. Ponting

  Chapters on various textile businesses including 'Titus Salt's Day Book 1834-7 by J.R. Iredale. Includes black and white photographs
• F1a-014: West Yorkshire Architects and Architecture: Henry Francis Lockwood

  Extract from a book by Derek Linstrum on West Yorkshire architects, featuring an item on Henry Francis Lockwood. Along with WIlliam Mawson, Lockwood was one of the chief architects who designed the village of Saltaire, its houses and public buildings.
• Settle, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

  Market town in North Yorkshire
• First World War (1914-1918)

  The First World War was a global war waged between Germany, Austria and other 'Cental Powers' against the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Italy, the United States and their allies.
• Shipley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

  Town in West Yorkshire about 3 miles west of Bradford. Became heavily industrialised and expanded rapidly during the nineteenth century. Saltaire was built about 1 mile to the West of the town centre. Saltaire has always been part of Shipley for local government purposes.
• St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, United Kingdom

  Seaside resort in southern England. Location of a school attended by Shipley textiles businessman, MP and philanthropist SIr Norman Rae.
• Stornoway, Western Isles, United Kingdom

  Stornoway is the largest town on the island of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, off the West coast of Scotland. Sir Titus Salt paid for the first lifeboat to be stationed there.
• Stromness, Orkney, United Kingdom

  Stromness is the second largest town in the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland. The first lifeboat station in the Orkneys was opened here in 1867. Sir Titus Salt gave money for the purchase of a 33 foot (10 metre), 10-oared wooden lifeboat.
• C4-007: Anniversery Boost to Plea for Heritage Site

  Copy of cutting from Telegraph & Argus 'Anniversery Boost to Plea for Heritage Site' 8th April 1999
• 2021.15: Balgarnie's Salt - with commentary and additions by Barlow & Shaw

  Balgarnie's Salt - with commentary and additions by Barlow & Shaw, bringing more information to the original Balgarnie biography of Sir Titus Salt
• C4-042: Bid for World Heritage status for Saltaire

  Telegraph & Argus cutting - Bid for World Heritage status for Saltaire (25th Oct. 1999)
• C2a-117a: Bonfire Night Memories

  Original article from Telegraph & Argus 20th Dec. 2014 'Bonfire Night Memories' with photograph of Stephen Berry in 1967
• C3b-123: Factors Influencing the Programming of Combined Arts Festivals

  'Factors Influencing the Programming of Combined Arts Festivals: The case of Saltaire Festival' (2012 University of Leeds). Academic study on financing of arts festivals.
• 2020.2.6: Harold Kendall Collection

  Typed notes titled: 'Our Memories Our History' 'Summary of Interviews: Saltaire' From intervies recorded with Harold Kendall, 6, Katherine Street, Saltaire on 17th November 1983. Interviewee is not idenentified
• C3b-243a-b: House Documents for 1, Fern Place (Saltaire village, Documents (Places))

  Cutting from Telegraph & Argus: 'Assurance to Tenants' re. sale of houses to BPT (31st July 1933)
• B1-468: Museums in Saltaire

  Collection of Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the planned museums in Salts Mill
• C3b-566: New Garden Square

  Telegraph & Argus newspaper cutting on new Garden Square for Saltaire (17th August 1995)
• B1-423: Satellite dishes in Saltaire

  Telegraph & Argus cutting regarding Satellite dishes in Saltaire (15th May 1990)
• E2-023: Shipley College Documents

  Leaflet on a 'Certified Gardeners' Course' (nd)
• B1-135: Towering Visionary

  An article in 'Bradford's Best 100' Telegraph & Argus Supplement