Items

• A2-023: Salt Family - Residences; Milner Field

  Pencil drawing of Mrs Titus Salt, with description of stained glass panels at Milner Field
• A2-024: The King was in his counting house, stained glass

  An image drawn onto glass portraying a king counting his money with the title 'the King was in the countinghouse'. It is aparently from the children's nursery in Milner Field house which is now demolished.
• A2-025a: Glass find sparks Salt history plea

  Newspaper Article from the Shipley Target, about Albert Bowtells find of a piece of the stained glass from Milner Field. The glass was then gifted by Mr Bowtell to the collection.
• A2-025b: Salt Family - Residences

  Photocopy of a cartoon from Shipley Target on finding of stained glass from Milner Field
• A2-026: At Home with Sir Titus

  Article from 'The Dalesman' by Iredale and Townhill about Crow Nest near Halfiax, a home of Sir Titus Salt
• A2-028: Salt Family - Residences

  Sale catalogue for the sale of Milner Field Estate, prepared by C.H. Lord - Estate Agent, for sale by Gaunt Foster which did not go ahead as planning permission was not granted. The catalogue includes image of the house both externally and internally at the time of sale, with some images from the Salts family. The details include who the Architect was and who owned the land prior to the Salts. However the Salts family sold the estate in 1903 to James Roberts, but there is no mention of him in in this document. The document looks later in style than the dated 1922 document but further research is requied to establish an accurate date. This copy includes image of the inside of one of the gate houses and a newspaper cutting 'Sir Titus Salt - A man of Two statues' taken from the Times and Express April 20th 1966.
• A2-029b: Map of Saltaire

  Photocopy of part of first edition Ordnance Survey map of the site of Saltaire
• A2-030: Milner Field for Sale

  Sale catalogue for the sale of Milner Field Estate, prepared by C.H. Lord - Estate Agent, for sale by Gaunt Foster which did not go ahead as planning permission was not granted. The catalogue includes image of the house both externally and internally at the time of sale, with some images from the Salts family. The details include who the Architect was and who owned the land prior to the Salts. However the Salts family sold the estate in 1903 to James Roberts, but there is no mention of him in in this document. The document looks later in style than the dated 1922 document but further research is requied to establish an accurate date.
• A2-031: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  'A Short History of the Gardens of Milner Field, Gilstead ..' by Alistair McKinna
• A2-032: 'Milner Field-Walking in the Footsteps of Titus Junior' by Alan Cattell

  'Milner Field-Walking in the Footsteps of Titus Junior' by Alan Cattell
• A2-033: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  Laminated copy of a postcard addressed to' Mrs Salt Milner Field Bingley'
• A2-034: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  Laminated copy of a plan of Milner Field Estate
• A2-037a: Painted glass decoration

  Copy of 'Painted Glass decorations from Milner Field House' (Builder)
• A2-038a: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field

  Laminated copy of a 'Painted Glass decorations from Milner Field House' (Builder)
• A2-039: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  Set of original photographs of the modern ruins of Milner Field
• A2-040: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  Set of original photographs of the modern ruins of Milner Field
• A2-043: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field

  Photocopy of a drawing and outline plan of Milner Field House (The Builder)
• A2-044: Salt Family Residences: Milner Field

  Photocopy of a drawing of Milner Field House (The Builder)
• A2-045: The south face of Milner Field in about 1885

  Photograph of Milner Field house in about 1885 showing the south face. Milner Field was built for Titus Salt Junior and his wife Catherine. They and their family would have been resident in 1885.
• A2-046: Salt Family Redidences: Milner Field

  News-cutting from 'The Target' on finding the glass window (see A2-024)