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Photograph of shops in lower part of Victoria Road

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 Francis Frith and Company

Originally named Saltaire Park, the 14 acre space opened in 1871 and was free for anyone to enjoy

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

A portrait drawing of Sir William Fairbairn, the leading Victorian engineer, published in the Supplement to the Illustrated London News 29 August 1974 following

Photo 1 shows the front door and mosaic floor

Black and white photograph showing the ground floor, balcony and entrances to the main hall of the Exhibition Road Building

A green space of woods and open moorland on the valley side to the North of Saltaire

Hirst Wood was a large estate of land on the westernmost edge of Shipley, adjacent to Saltaire.

A gate-fold printed leaflet informing people of the plan to submit Saltaire to UNESCO for consideration as a World Heritage Site and the need for a Management P

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

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down

Uddingston is a small town in South Lanarkshire, Scotland

The photograph was taken after the mill had closed down

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down

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

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down showing an empty room with columns to the right

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down

Titus Salt was a devout Congregationalist

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down

Photograph of the 1909 Oxford senior team from Salts Boys Boys High School

Print of copy of photograph of girls at Salts High School c.1880s

Coloured photograph taken after the mill had closed down