Items

• 2022.28: Bradford City Hall - A History and Guide

  Coloured paperback book - Map of Bradford on 1st page. Coloured and black and white photographs inside
• 2022.29: Chasing the sixpence: The lives of Bradford mill folk

  Paperback book. History of textile workers in Bradford during the period 1920s to 1970s. Accounts of their working and living conditions based on interviews with dozens of former mill workers.
• 2022.46: 'Windhill Weslyan Mission 1835-1961' by Arthur Costigan

  A history of Windhill Mission Chapel with chapters by various members.
• 2022.50: 'Bradford 1849'

  A reprint of an old map of Bradford 1849. Based on an OS map-Yorkshire Sheet 216. Produced by 'Heritage Cartography-Reproduction Victorian Maps
• 2022.63: Village to Mill Town: Shipley and it's Society 1600-1870 by George Sheeran

  Contains text, photographs and line drawings relating to the physical growth of Shipley from the 17th to the 19th century
• 2022.68: Bradford Antiquary -1971

  Contains an article on: 'The Irish in Victorian Bradford' by C. Richardson; also 'John Nicholson - Unpublished documents' by James Ogden
• 2022.8: The Bradford Antiquary Vol.1

  A collection of essays covering the years 1878-1888 produced by members of the Bradford Antiquarian Society
• A2-006/1: written quote

  Copy of a hand written quote from Wormesley and Co of St James Street, Leeds 'Public Decorators and Bazaar Contractors providers of temporary room and marquees for balls, weddings, royal visits and coming of age festivities'. The quote is made out to Mrs Salt and is dated August 10th 1895. The quote is for fixing and laying a raised oak and walnut parquet floor in the drawing room and library and for the erection of a 60ft by 30ft ballroom with a polished parquet floor lined with amber and cream drapery, to supply seating and to cart goods to and from Bingley station.
• A2-099: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field

  Photocopy of cutting re. objection to building houses at Milner Field ( Telegraph & Argus 4th Jan. 1996)
• C2a-131b: Front page of school magazine

  The front page of: 'Quid Non' - The school magazine of Salt Grammar School No.31 Summer 1963
• C3b-148: Bygone Bradford

  Copy of a November 1986 Telegraph & Argus Special Edition 'Bygone Bradford'
• D1-142: Victoria Hall declared unsafe

  Telegraph & Argus cutting: Victoria Hall declared unsafe (19th August 1986)
• D1-143: Victoria Hall declared unsafe

  Telegraph & Argus cutting: Victoria Hall declared unsafe (1986-1987)
• D1-144: Victoria Hall re-opens (8th Jan. 1993)

  Telegraph & Argus cutting: Victoria Hall re-opens (8th January 1993) and advert for Tea Dance in Victoria Hall
• D1-146: Opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall
• D1-147: Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall
• E1a-008g: Payments to pupil teachers

  Letter from Shipley Education Committee regarding payments to pupil teachers at the High School
• E1a-011.1: Vinyl record made by Salt School children

  A vinyl record of songs and music made by Albert Road School children
• E1a-013: Quid Non January 1954

  Photocopy of 'Quid Non' Jan.1954 (Salts Grammar School Magazine)
• E1a-014: Quid Non January 1955

  Photocopy of 'Quid Non' Jan.1955 (Salts Grammar School Magazine)