Introducing the Club
The Club shares historical information through meetings and events, a Facebook page and group, newsletters, publications, this website and the Saltaire village website.
The Club encourages research by assisting researchers, through our research pages, and by highlighting new work in our social media and publications.
The Club supports the Saltaire Collection by depositing new research in the Collection, by encouraging donations, and through the hard work of many who are active both in the Club and in volunteering at the Collection.
The Club defends Saltaire's heritage by paying close and critical attention to developments in Saltaire, and by taking action where necessary.
Next meeting: Frances Brody: Where does history stop and fiction start?
Thursday 7 September at 7.30pm
It's no mystery - author Frances Brody will be with us to discuss the tricky issue of where historically-set novels need to leave the facts behind so that a gripping fictional story can be told.
Frances's latest thriller is set in Saltaire and features dark deeds at Milner Field, the home originally built for Titus Junior and Catherine Salt.
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1872: When Samurai came to Saltaire
1872 saw something unique in Saltaire. The village welcomed a group of Japanese dignitaries, the Iwakura Embassy. And 2023 sees, for the first time, the publication of a comprehensive history of this remarkable event.
Entitled 1872: When samurai came to Saltaire a paper describing the visit has been researched as a joint effort between the Saltaire History Club and Saltaire Collection.
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Club and its partners receive £9000+ grant
The project starts in earnest in early 2023 and finishes in mid-year. It will focus on discovering what are the barriers to ethnic minority and disabled people engaging with heritage – and what can be done about it.
Visit other World Heritage Sites
In 2021 Saltaire celebrated 20 years of being inscribed as a World Heritage site. It did so alongside two other British sites Derwent Valley Mills and New Lanark - that represent Britain's unique industrial history.
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