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2025.32: The Bradford Antiquary 2022 The Bradford Antiquary The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society Issue number 83-2022 Contains chapter entitled 'Bradford Free Libraries 1872-1967' by Bob Duckett p.43-61 -
2025.33: The Bradford Antiquary 2023 The Bradford Antiquary The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society Issue number 84-2023 Contains chapter entitled 'Bradford's Wool Barons and the abiding allure of land' by Stephen Whitehead' p 12-22 which mentions both Titus Salt and James Roberts -
2025.34: The Bradford Antiquary 2015 The Bradford Antiquary The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society Third Series number 19-2015 Contains chapter entitled 'Singing in the Rain : Saltaire Prize Choir 1896' by James Ogden p.61 -
2025.35: Broadcasting a life: the autobiography of Olive Shapley An autobiography of Olive Shapley in association with Christina Hart. Book has a forward by Barbara Castle. Olive was a pioneering broadcasting journalist in radio and television. She was married to John Salt the great grandson of Sir Titus Salt -
2025.36: The Chartist Risings in Bradford The Chartist Risings in Bradford by D.G Wright. Includes history of Chartism and Radicalism -
2025.37: Bingley and surrounds. Forgotten moments from history A book by local historian Alan Cattell. History of Bingley with lots of photographs. Contains chapter on Milner Field (the family home of Titus Salt Junior and CatherineSalt) and three chapters on Shipley Glen -
2025.38: Street guide to Shipley Street guide to Shipley issued with the authority of the Shipley Urban District Council -
2025.39: Jubilee album of old Bradford views Book by William Cudworth. Contains old drawings and photographs of Bradford -
2025.4: The Bradford Antiquary April 1958 The Bradford Antiquary The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society New Series Part 39 April 1958, includes illustrations -
2025.40: Shipley, West Yorkshire. Official guide and street map Official guide and street map for Shipley. Contains photographs and history of Shipley with coloured map at the back -
2025.41: Woollen or worsted? An introduction to wool processing An introduction to wool processing by Bradford Industrial Museum. Includes photos and diagrams of machinery. The book is aimed at students of the textile industry -
2025.42: Heritage site interactions in a post industrial city A student's Master's degree dissertation looking at Saltaire's heritage and its effect on local people -
2025.43: Bradford history and guide History of Bradford with information on Sir Titus Salt. Contains photographic images, sketches and maps of Bradford -
2025.44: Shipley official guide Shipley official guide issued by Shipley Urban District Council. Contains photographs and history of Shipley but no map -
2025.45: West Yorkshire Canals and Navigations on old picture postcards A selection of picture postcards featuring scenes during the past century, with informative captions. Part of 'Yesterday's Yorkshire' series no.13. Contains information and photographs on the canal at Shipley -
2025.46: Personal story of Lucy CavillTwo pages of typescript containing the story of Lucy Cavill and her schooling in Saltaire. Includes a photocopy of a photograph showing a group of female students outside of Victoria Hall with Lucy Cavill identified.
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2025.47: My cool allotment A book by Lia Leendertz on the modern allotment movement, subtitled 'An inspirational guide to allotments and community gardens'. Includes 31 examples of notable allotments, mainly in the United Kingdom but some from Europe.Includes a section on Saltaire's allotments. -
2025.48: More Bradford memories A book by by True North Books containing many black and white photographs of Bradford from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Includes chapters on: - 'Bradford College : Pioneers in Education', which mentions Sir Titus Salt as a sponsor of the college - 'Bulmer and Lumb - a great yarn', textile company. -
2025.49: George Street, SaltaireAn oil painting by local artist Kay Davison of George Street in Saltaire. The United Reformed Church is visible in the centre. Kay Dyson was taught oil painting by Sidney Jackson. She was a staucnh supporter of the Bradford Arts Club and the Shipley Art Club.
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2025.5: The Bradford Antiquary December 1962 The Bradford Antiquary The Journal of the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society New Series Part 41 December 1962, includes illustrations
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