Era

Corporate Era

New ownership and changing times

52 items

Salts (Saltaire) Ltd Directors Report and Statement of Accounts : 31st March 1931

Corporate Era

Salts (Saltaire) Ltd Directors Report and Statement of Accounts : 31st March 1931

document

The Royal Standard public house and the Theatre Royal, Manningham Lane, early 1930's

Roadside view of the Royal Standard and Theatre Royal in the Manningham area of Bradford

Corporate Era

The Royal Standard public house and the Theatre Royal, Manningham Lane, early 1930's

photograph

Fourteen year old winders Salt's Mill 1930s

Fourteen year old winders (mill workers) Salt's Mill 1930s

Corporate Era

Fourteen year old winders Salt's Mill 1930s

photograph

Memories of Bradford: Wonderfully nostalgic images of Bradford people, places and events, 1930 to 1970.

A book of black and white photographs mainly from the commercial archive of Wood Visual Communications, Bradford

Corporate Era

Memories of Bradford: Wonderfully nostalgic images of Bradford people, places and events, 1930 to 1970.

document

The life and work of Mohammed Aziz 1929-

A personal history given by Aziz of his migrating to the United Kingdom to work in the textile industry

Corporate Era

The life and work of Mohammed Aziz 1929-

document

Head of the engineering department at Salts Mill during the nineteenth century

Corporate Era

Hanson, William

other

1928-

Booklet: 'History of The Bradford Property Trust 1928-1978' by John Brennan (1978)

Corporate Era

History of The Bradford Property Trust 1928-1978

document

Letters to Isabel Salt at her home in Springwood, Oxted, Surrey: Letter from Isabel to Tottie 1927 in German with envelope and translation

Corporate Era

Letter from Isabel Salt to Tottie 1927

letter

Salt School's Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1940)

11 original copies of: Salt Schools Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1939) a) Prospectus Science & Manual Training Deptment - 1927-28 b) Prospectus Textile D

Corporate Era

Salt School's Technical School Prospectuses (1927-1940)

document

Donald Hanson was the chair and chief executive of Illingworth, Morris the last owners of Salts Mill as a textiles business in the 1980s

Corporate Era

Hanson, Donald

other

1925-

Photograph of a school shopping (or counting) class in Albert Road School, Saltaire in 1925

Corporate Era

School counting class in Albert Road School, 1925

photograph

Children's Fancy Dress Ball at the Saltaire Conversazione 1925

Envelope containing the programme for the 'Children's Fancy Dress Ball at the Saltaire Conversazione January 19th 1925

Corporate Era

Children's Fancy Dress Ball at the Saltaire Conversazione 1925

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The Airedale Dyeworks pricelist (Spring 1922)

Pricelist of dyeing clothing and household items

Corporate Era

The Airedale Dyeworks pricelist (Spring 1922)

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Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Grand Opera Night 1921

Poster for: 'Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Grand Opera Night (15th Feb

Corporate Era

Saltaire Philharmonic Society - Grand Opera Night 1921

artwork

Photograph shows an open top small bus full of seated people on several rows

Corporate Era

Works outing aboard a charabanc, 1920

photograph

Lister's Mill and its housing for its workers, from Lilycroft Road 1920s

Photograph shows a wide street (Lilycroft Road) running in front of terraced houses on the left

Corporate Era

Lister's Mill and its housing for its workers, from Lilycroft Road 1920s

photograph

The dye house at Salt's Mill 1920s

Corporate Era

The dye house at Salt's Mill 1920s

photograph

Gordon Terrace, 1920s

Corporate Era

Gordon Terrace, 1920s

photograph

Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from 1920

Handwritten brief diary of Isabel Salt travelling to Cornwall in June and July 1920

Corporate Era

Travel notebook of Isabel Salt from 1920

document

Photograph of Victoria Road pointing down towards the mill with hospital on right, around 1920s

Corporate Era

Victoria Road, Saltaire in the 1920s

postcard

A photograph album 'Northcliffe Woods 1920' containing original photos of the opening ceremonies of the pubic area paid for by a donation from Sir Norman Rae.

Corporate Era