Tell Roger!

There's an excellent and successful wine bar and lounge in the heart of Saltaire called Don't Tell Titus, so named by its owners, Jas and Bobby Bhatt, because Titus Salt wouldn't permit pubs in his village! But I want YOU to tell ME why Saltaire is a special place to you. Perhaps your family lived here or worked at the mill?

Perhaps you've always wanted to visit? Share your thoughts about Saltaire with me - about your family, your history or about your expectations when visiting Saltaire.

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What you've told me...
•	Anne Foster & Leslie Lumb married 10th August 1946 Bradford Register Office. They now live in New Zealand. Here's what Saltaire was like when they married.
•	Stephen J. Beecroft emailed me on 29 May 2007. Stephen worked at Salts Mill in the 1960s and although it was only for a couple of years, it made a big impression on him. From there he emmigrated to Canada and continued to work in the textile industry. Now retired, Stephen shares his fascinating memories of Salts Mill with us. Added to website on 4 June 2007
•	Zofia Berkieta, new resident in Saltaire, got in touch with me on Monday 26 March 2007. Zofia and Mike have recently moved into George Street, Saltaire, and wanted to know who had lived there before them...
•	Elizabeth Hughes from Willunga, South Australia told me about her great grandfather, Jesse Shooter, who emigrated to Australia in 1911 but who had been a street trader in Saltaire. She knew that three members of her family were buried in Windhill Cemetery. She asked if I could find out more! Added to website: 23 Feb 2007
•	Pat Holland from Halifax told me that one of her relatives died tragically in a horrible accident when his coat was caught in the cogwheels of a machine. She wanted me to find out more about his death. Added to website: 23 Feb 2007
•	Mary Maude, who lived in Saltaire for 24 years tells us about her family who lived here throughout the 1900s. Rich family history.
•	Paul Belbrow from Northallerton got in touch late 2006 and asked if I knew anything about the origins of a crank engine he was restoring because he had an idea it was made on Dockfield Road in Shipley. I pointed him in the right direction and he did the rest!