Items

• 2025.114: Salts Mill Association members

  An A-Z ring binder containing the handwritten names and addresses of members of the Salts Mill Association
• 2025.115: Minutes of the Salts Mill Association

  Minutes of the Salts Mill Association 1. Minutes of the Meeting of the Committee 1st July 1986 2. Minutes of the Meeting of the Committee 25th February 1987 3. Minutes of the Meeting of the Committee 15th June 1987 4. Minutes for the AGM of the Association 12th September 1989
• 2025.116: Salts Mill Association Account statements

  Deposit account statements from the Bradford and Bingley Building Society for the Salts Mill Association 1st January 1987 to 1st January 1995
• 2025.117: Salts Mill Association Financial Statements

  Printed A4 Salts Mill Association Financial Statements 1. For the period ending 31st August 1987 2. For the period ending 31st August 1988 3. For the period ending 31st May 1991 4. For the period ending 31st May 1992 5. For the period ending 31st May 1994 6. For the period ending 30th April 1995
• 2025.118: Letter to Salts Mill Association members

  Letter from the Salts Mill Association to members dated 25th June 1994 regarding the winding up of the Association and disposal of assets
• 2025.119: Thank you letter

  Thank you letter to the Salts Mill Association from Saltaire United Reformed Church dated 5th June 1995. The letter is a thank you for a donation from the Association
• 2025.12: British entrepreneurship in Poland

  Subtitled: A case study of Bradford Mills at Marki near Warsaw, 1883-1939. A detailed history of the development of a textile mill complex and associated housing in Marki, near Warsaw in Poland. The site was founded in 1883 by Edward Briggs, a worsted manufacturer from Bradford. Marki manufactured worsted cloth for the Polish market. The development of the housing was along the lines of a British model industrial village. There were contemporary comparisons in the British press to 'a second Saltaire' and 'the Polish Bournville or Port Sunlight'. There are many references throughout the book to both Sir Titus Salt and to Saltaire.
• 2025.120: Thank you letter

  Thank you letter to the Salts Mill Association from Saltaire Village Society dated 14th June 1995. The letter is a thank you for a donation from the Association which was to be used for purchasing Saltaire ephemera.
• 2025.121: Saltaire Congregational Year Book 1929

  Saltaire Congregational Year Book 1929. A small paperbacked book with a black and white picture of the Saltaire Congregational Church on the front. The book was originally owned by Mr A Stubbs. It contains historical notes of the church, committee members and reports from the various church groups for example Boy Scouts, Ladies Sewing Society etc. It also includes births, marriages and deaths in the village together with the names and addresses of parishioners. The church accounts from 1st December 1927 to November 30th 1928 are also given
• 2025.122: Saltaire Congregational Church 1989 to 1959

  Small booklet to celebrate the Centenary of the Opening of the Church built by the late Sir Titus Salt, Bart. and opened 13th April 1859. Includes order of service
• 2025.123: William Beanland carte de visite photograph

  William Beanland carte de visite photograph taken by Albert Sachs, artist photographer, miniature and portrait painter of Manningham Lane Bradford. Bradford. William Beanland was born in Bradford 1822 and became one of the founders of the building firm J & W Beanland, based in Bradford. The firm went on to build part of Salts Mill, Bradford Wool Exchange, Bradford Post Office at Forster Square and the Swan Arcade Bradford among others.
• 2025.124: William Beanland 1822-1886 biography

  3 photocopied pages of historical biography on William Beanland by Pauline Shieldhouse 2020. William Beanland was born in Bradford 1822 and became one of the founders of the building firm J & W Beanland, based in Bradford. The firm went on to build part of Salts Mill, Bradford Wool Exchange, Bradford Post Office at Forster Square and the Swan Arcade Bradford among others.
• 2025.125: Saltaire Methodist Church 1868-1968 Souvenir Centenary Handbook

  Saltaire Methodist Church 1868-1968 Souvenir Centenary Handbook. The book gives details of the church officers for the final chuirch gathering on 27th February 1968
• 2025.126: The Royal Jubilee Exhibition

  Facsimile poster of The Royal Jubilee Exhibition at Saltaire taken from page 513 of The Graphic May 14, 1887
• 2025.127: Salts (Saltaire) Limited Employee Handbook

  Salts (Saltaire) Limited Employee Handbook. The book details the rules and regulations for employees working at Salts
• 2025.128: Plastic bag from Saltaire Fabric Shop

  Plastic bag from Saltaire Fabric Shop. White plastic with solid white plastic handles showing on one side Illingworth Morris Group and Pure New Wool and on the other side Saltaire Fabric Made In England with a picture of an alpaca
• 2025.129: Suit length of grey and blue pinstriped cloth with 'Saltaire Fabric All Wool Made in England' in white and green along the edge

  Suit length of grey and blue pinstripe cloth with 'Saltaire Fabric All Wool Made in England' in white and green along the edge
• 2025.13: Bradford and the industrial revolution: An economic history 1760-1840

  A history of the industrial development of Bradford and its surrounding areas from the middle of eighteenth century to the middle of the nineteenth. Discusses: land ownership; wealth distribution before the industrial revolution; the transport revolution, including the building of the cancals and railways; the importance of the mineral industries in the Bradford area; the rise of the worsted trade; the urban development of Bradford.
• 2025.130: Suit length of grey and blue pinstriped cloth with 'Saltaire Fabric All Wool Made in England' in white and green along the edge

  Suit length of grey and blue pinstriped cloth with 'Saltaire Fabric All Wool Made in England' in white and green along the edge
• 2025.131: European Heritage Industrial Villages Conference in Turin on 11th October 2025

  European Heritage Industrial Villages Conference in Villaggio Leumann, Turin on 11th October 2025 1. Summary Report of an October conference at Villaggio Leumann, Turin, for Industrial Communities founded in the 19th and early 20th centuries 2. An A5 brochure explaining the history of Crespi d'Adda - 'The History of a Feat' (English) 3. A 15 page bound booklet exploring Villaggio Leumann in English and Italian 4. An A5 booklet for Panzano II Villaggio Operaio di Monfalcone (Ship Building Heritage), 52 pages with maps of the site 5. A postcard sized brochure with hand painted images for Crespi d'Adda 6. A metal pin with the logo of Kores Culturale Associazione 7. Piedmont Restaurant Menu 8. A 3 fold leaflet about Villaggio Leumann in English 9. The programme for the conference in English 10. Information about the Kores Culturale Associazione 11. Brochure of Villaggio Leumann images 12. Conference Programme Booklet 13. Key ring with small cotton swatch in green, with black, yellow and grey trim 14. Crespi D'Adda Storia di una impresa by Giorgio Ravasio in Italian 15. Crespi d'Adda UNESCO World Heritage Site in Italian and English