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C2b-032.7: Saltaire Images of Places Printed copy of a drawing of Salts Mill from Victoria Road. Shows Victoria Road, the mill, the train line and allotments/fields. -
C2b-032.8: Boathouse, Saltaire Photograph of the boathouse, Saltaire, showing second bridge over the river and mill in background. -
C2b-032.9: Saltaire Picture House Photograph of Saltaire Picture House. Showing that Victoria the Great was playing and so taken in 1937 -
2019.46.2: People in the library Black & white photograph showing 9 adults reading in the library at tables, 2 bookcases, 1 wall bookcase, 3 large windows. Each rectaungular table has a bouquet of flowers on. There is a round table at the front right of the photograph with books on bookstands. On the end of the two bookcases are magazine racks including 'Yorkshire Life', 'London News', 'Artist' and 'Do it Yourself' magazines. Possibly exhibition building for College. -
2019.46.3: People in the library Black & white photograph showing 7 adults reading in the library, 2 bookcases, 1 wall bookcase, 3 large windows. Possibly exhibition building for college. Possibly an early proof for the prospectus. -
2019.46.4: Salt Annexe Library Black and white photography showing five book cases and wall bookcases -
2019.46.5: Salt Annexe Library Black and white copy showing five book cases and wall bookcases -
2019.46.6: 1976 Plan 1976 plan of Shipley college - black and white - showing annexe hall, rooms, typing rooms, womens crafts, library etc. -
2019.46.7: 1987 1st floor plan of college and a photo of the resource centre 1987 1st floor plan of college and a photo of part of the library resource centre and entrance to vice principals office. There is a black tv on a stand with 'sport headlines' on. A wooden chair with grey seat and back cover is placed in front of the TV. Behind the chair is two bookstands holding a variety of books. -
2022.7: Scribbling and Carding A book on the technical aspects of Scribbling and Carding by G.R. Smith. Stamped inside with 'Stuart Bros Ltd, Ashley Mills, Shipley'. Includes text and black and white illustrations. -
B1-032/3/1: Carding 1 Small machine in left foreground together with carding engines in shed -
B1-032/3/10: Burling and mending Photograph shows a number of burling and mending tables with a large pile of grey pieces (unfinished cloth) in the foreground. The shed is decorated with bunting and decorations -
B1-032/3/11: Hank winding Photograph shows close ups of four workers standing among machines. There are 6 cupboards containing yarn. The cupboard in the foreground is piled with bobbins. There are four baskets to the right of the picture -
B1-032/3/12: Dyeing 1 Photograph shows New Mill. Three men are holding a piece of cloth to the right of a wheeled truck. In the background workers stand in front of dyeing machinery. There are two piles of clothv in the foreground - the left is piled with white cloth, the right with darker cloth -
B1-032/3/13: Dyeing 2 Male worker standing in the left foreground behind a table piled with two different types of coloured cloth. A piece of cloth is suspended over his head. A group of men are in the background -
B1-032/3/14: Finishing Photograph shows finishing machinery. On the left hand side a man stands behind a small machine with a group of four men behind him. To the right stands a man with his left arm behind his back -
B1-032/3/15: Finishing and washing Photograph shows the finishing room with two men holding a length of white cloth. There is another pile of white cloth to the left of the photograph. To the right is a truck containing coloured cloth with a step ladder behind it. -
B1-032/3/16: Packing and dispatch Photograph shows piles of cloth both packed and unpacked. There are six packages to the left of the photograph with six piles of unwrapped cloth in the middle. A man stands to the left of some hats and coats with three dark suited men behind him and another man behind a table holding some cloth
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