Items

• B1-474a-b: Salts Mill

  A letter with envelope from Casper Weinberger (Office of the President Elect, Washington) to Hanson, Donald (1981)
• H1-010.11: Letter to Donald Hanson from Caspar Weinberger

  A letter from Caspar Weinberger to Donald Hanson expressing his interest in Illingworth Morris and regret that he can't be futher involved due to his government service. This was a few weeks before Weinberger became the United States' Secretary of Defense.
• H1-010.13: Letter from Donald Hanson concerning his career

  Letter from Donald Hanson to Mary Freeman outlining his career since leaving his first job in Slaithwaite, Lancashire, As well as his career in Bradford, as director of Salts (Saltaire Limited) and as managing direcotor of Illingworth, Morris, Hanson mentions his involvment in severeal companis overseas including: South Africa, Germany, and India.
• H1-010.9: Letters between Donald Hanson and Bank of England

  Two letters between Donald Hanson and Bank of England managers.
• 2025.78: Industrial Model Village and Social Experiment

  Bradford Telegraph & Argus article 15th October 2025 Industrial Model Village and Social Experiment. Jonathan Crewdson traces the roots of Ripleyville - an ultimatelty unsuccessful model village located in Bradford in the late nineteenth century. Contains mention of Sir Titus Salt and Saltaire
• 2025.79: Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research Projects

  Bradford Telegraph & Argus article 26th March 2025 Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research Projects. Alan Cattell looks at the Salt family's past and present connections to Bingley. Includes black and white and coloured images.
• 2025.80: Salt Family Heritage Lives On In Research Projects

  Bradford Telegraph & Argus article 6th August 2025 History Group's Welcome Salt Family's 'Home Visit'. Alan Cattell reports on a visit by three generations of the Salt family to Sir Titus' model village. Includes black and white and coloured images
• C3b-360a-c: History & Features of Famous Saltaire

  Original page from Telegraph & Argus of 31st July 1933 (a) + 2 page laminated copies of both sides of the page of item: 'History & Features of Famous Saltaire' (b-c)
• D1-071.2: Article discussing the relocation of the TItus Salt status to Saltaire

  An article discussing the Saltaire Village Society campaigning for Titus Salt's statue to return from Lister Park to Saltaire, titled 'It's time Sir Titus was back at home'. It discusses how the statue was hidden and vandalised.
• D1-071.3: Article discussing Saltaire's bid to become a World Heritage Site.

  An article discussing Saltaire's bid to become a World Heritage Site. It's titled 'Who needs the Pyramids when you can visit Saltaire?'
• D1-143: Victoria Hall declared unsafe

  Telegraph & Argus cutting: Victoria Hall declared unsafe (1986-1987) 3 Cuttings: 1. Further blows for Institute - Telegraph & Argus 2nd Jan 1987 2. Hall Set to Remain Shut for Next Year - Telegraph & Argus 8th Dec 1986 3. Hall Stays Closed as Experts Probe Safety - Telegraph & Argus 30th May 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 2 cuttings - 1 on each side of the paper 1. Hall Opens after Six-Year Facelift - telegraph & Argus 8th Jan 1993 2. Save the Last Dance for Tea - Telegraph & Argus 13 Feb 1993
• D1-146a: Opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall 3 cuttings: 1. Collection set to attract tourists - Organ Museum to Open - Telegraph & Argus 17th Sept 1985 2. Museum Success - Telegraph & Argus 9th Oct 1985 3. Museum Swoops for an Antique - Telegraph & Argus - 16 Apr 1986
• D1-146b: Opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the opening of the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall 4 cuttings: 1. Music Makers to Host Convention - Telegraph & Argus 25th Mar 1986 2. Saltaire - Telegraph & Argus 27th Jun 1986 3. Museum a British First - Target - 26th Sep 1985 4. Flying Start for Museum - Target 17th Oct 1985
• D1-147a: Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall 2 Cuttings: 1. Cash For Music Museum - Telegraph & Argus 10th Apr 1987 2. Fun Day In Store - Telegraph & Argus 18th May 1987
• D1-147b: Victorian Reed Organ Museum

  Telegraph & Argus cuttings on the Victorian Reed Organ Museum in Victoria Hall 1 Cutting: 1. Coup for Museum - Telegraph & Argus 12 Jan 1989
• D3-031a: Sunday with the Suffragettes

  A photocopy of a newspaper article from the Bradford Daily Telegraph describing a suffragette meeting on Shipley Glen on Sunday 31 May 1908. The leading activist Emmelinbe Pankhurst, (Honorary Secretary of the Women's Soical and Political Union) addressed a large crowd. Mary Gawthorpe, Nellie Kenny, Adela Pankhurst and 'Mrs Baines and others' also spoke. Large number of police were present to keep order, from what is reported as being a rowdy crowd.
• D3-031b: Votes for women: Suffragettes at Shipley Glen

  A photocopy of a newspaper article from the Shipley Times and Express describing a suffragette meeting on Shipley Glen on Sunday 31 May 1908. The leading activist Emmelinbe Pankhurst, (Honorary Secretary of the Women's Soical and Political Union) addressed a large crowd (estimated to be several tens of thousands). Mary Gawthorpe, Nellie Kenny, Adela Pankhurst and 'Mrs Baines and others' also spoke. Large number of police were present to keep order, from what is reported as being a rowdy crowd.
• D3-031c: Suffragettes at Shipley Glen: Great Sunday demonstration

  A photocopy of a newspaper article from the Yorkshire Daily Observer describing a suffragette meeting on Shipley Glen on Sunday 31 May 1908. The leading activist Emmelinbe Pankhurst, (Honorary Secretary of the Women's Soical and Political Union) addressed a large crowd (estimated to be several tens of thousands). Mary Gawthorpe, Nellie Kenny, Adela Pankhurst and 'Mrs Baines and others' also spoke. Large number of police were present to keep order, from what is reported as being a rowdy crowd.
• D3-031d: Suffragettes at Shipley Glen: Great Sunday demonstration

  A photocopy of a newspaper article from an unnaed newspaper describing a suffragette meeting on Shipley Glen on Sunday 31 May 1908. The article seems to be a copy of the one in the Yorkshire Daily Observer of 1 June - see D3-031c. The leading activist Emmelinbe Pankhurst, (Honorary Secretary of the Women's Soical and Political Union) addressed a large crowd (estimated to be several tens of thousands). Mary Gawthorpe, Nellie Kenny, Adela Pankhurst and 'Mrs Baines and others' also spoke. Large number of police were present to keep order, from what is reported as being a rowdy crowd.