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Photograph shows 2 workers in the middle of a combing shed

Photograph shows the steam turbine named after 'Mary', one of Sir James Roberts granddaughters

Photograph shows the inside of an engineers shop

Photograph shows the inside of an engineers shop

Photograph shows piles of cloth both packed and unpacked

Photograph shows a close-up of the steam turbine named 'Mary' after Sir James Roberts granddaughter

A close up of the steam turbine 'Mary' named after Sir James Roberts granddaughter

Photograph shows a man wearing a light coloured jacket standing behind a steam turbine

Small machine in left foreground together with doffing end of worsted carding engine

Hopper Feed on right of photo full of scoured wool going into the carding engine

Photograph shows eleven men working in the joiners' shop

Photograph shows a man wearing a light coloured jacket standing in front of a steam engine

3 carding machines in combing shed

Male worker standing in the left foreground behind a table piled with two different types of coloured cloth

Photograph shows finishing machinery

Photograph shows New Mill

Photograph shows the finishing room with two men holding a length of white cloth

5 circular Noble Combing machines in combing shed producing wool tops

Photograph shows the inside of an engineers shop

Photograph shows a number of men standing in front of windows sorting wool

Photograph shows a number of men standing by windows wool sorting

Photograph shows a number of burling and mending tables with a large pile of grey pieces (unfinished cloth) in the foreground

A collection of essays covering the years 1890-1895 produced by members of the Bradford Antiquarian Society

Text and illustrations on the use of Duresco water paints in the internal decorations in churches and houses