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The New Mill built in 1868 as an extension to Salts Mill

The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel that first stood on this site was built in 1868 on land gifted by Titus Salt

Sir Titus Salt’s Hospital was opened in Saltaire in September 1868 and provided crucial medical help many decades before the foundation of the National Health S

A book recording the history of the Salt Grammar School 1868-1968' written by J

Saltaire stand Paris exhibition 1867

A4 sheets with cut outs of smaller photocopied adverts, including: Edward Hillam & Co

Photocopied sheet of advertisements, including: Leach's Photographic Gallery, F.W

Titus Salt built the Bath and Wash houses in 1863 at a cost of £7000 (over £600,000 today)

Photograph of a large, double-fronted building consisting of two shops at the corner of two streets in Bradford

Salt's Mill Saltaire from the north west c.1860

Rae was a highly successful textile businessman and Liberal politician

The United Reform Church, Saltaire

Booklet contains a brief history of Saltaire Congregational Church (that is the organisation, rather than the building that was opened in 1859)

Subtitled: Celebrations of the Centenary of the Opening of the Church built by the late Sir Titus Salt, Bart

The Knoll was a grand mansion in Baildon, near Saltaire

Booklet contains two orders of service for morning and evening services on 28 April 1957 held to celebrate 100 years of the Saltaire Congregational Church (that

Princess Beatrice was the youngest child of Queen Victoria

Born into very humble circumstances in Idle, Bradford

An information pack for students learning about various parts of Saltaire life when the village was first built, such as transport, shopping and recreational ac

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

Salts Mill- The Owners and Managers 1853-1986 by Maggie Smith and Colin Coates

Various aspects of the textie trade covering: Employers, trade Unions and Women in textiles.

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