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Rae was a highly successful textile businessman and Liberal politician

The Knoll was a grand mansion in Baildon, near Saltaire

Princess Beatrice was the youngest child of Queen Victoria

Born into very humble circumstances in Idle, Bradford

Salts Mill was originally owned and operated by Titus Salt, Sons & Company

Harriet Byles first taught at the Salts High School for girls when Medina Griffiths was headmistress

From humble beginnings, James Roberts achieved great success in the textlie industry

Catherine was born in 1846 into one family of textile magnates, the Crossleys of Halifax, and married into another when Titus Salt Junior became her husband in

Daniel was the father of Sir Titus Salt

Edward was king of the United Kingdom between 1901 and 1910

Medina Griffiths was appointed the first headmistress of Salts Girls’ High School in Saltaire when it opened in 1876

George arrived in Saltaire in 1860 to be an assistant teacher in the Factory School that provided part-time education for some of the children working in Salts

Member of the Irish peerage, famed amateur astronomer, and large landholder in the Shipley area.

Born Caroline Whitlam

Major textile industrialist, businessman and philanthropist in nineteenth century Bradford

William was a leading British engineer and was contracted by Titus Salt to design the interior of Salts Mill

Grace was the mother of Sir Titus Salt

The successor school to the Salt High Schools following the education reforms of 1944

Northcliffe is an area on the south side of the Aire Valley near to Saltaire

Cross Roads was originally a small village situated between Keighley and Haworth

A viilage near Leeds in West Yorkshire

Village in West Yorkshire on the outskirts of Keighley

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