Sir Titus Salt

A viilage near Leeds in West Yorkshire

Crow Nest was a large house in its own grounds originally buitl in 1775 by the prominent Walker family

A village near Leeds in West Yorkshire

A biography of Titus Salt by his friend and contemporary the Reverend R

A novel by Frances Brody

A history of Sir Titus Salt and Saltaire by W.E

Book containing many historical photographs of Saltaire, Salts Mill and places, people and events associated with the family of Sir Titus Salt

The first building to be constructed in Saltaire, Salts Mill was designed to manufacture textiles on a truly industrial scale

Titus Salt was a member of the non-conformist Congregational Church

Unlike many of his contemporaries, Titus Salt was determined to ensure a decent quality of life for his workers, even after they left his employ

Original framed photograph of a statue of Sir Titus Salt

Original framed photograph of a bust of Sir Titus Salt.

Titus Salt built an infirmary in Saltaire to care for the village residents

Black and white photographic postcards of various scenes in and near Saltaire and Shipley

Saltaire Railway station was part of the Midland Railway and opened in 1856

Recounts the interest of Sir Titus Salt and some of his sons in agriculture and farming

A book of black and white photographs from the commercial archive of the Bradford Telegraph and Argus newspaper

The Exhibition Building opened in 1887, built by Titus Salt Junior, Sir Titus’s youngest son, in memory of his father

History of Bingley fom the middle nineteenth century to the early twenty first century

Titus Salt was a devout Congregationalist

Originally, this building was known as The Saltaire Club and Institute, with only the main hall called Victoria Hall

A short history of Saltaire, containing text and black and white photographs

A brief history of the story of Saltaire, combined with a guided walk around the village

Child's flattened straw hat with cream silk bow and 50+ silk daisies.