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About Saltaire
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Saltaire was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 2001. This recognition was awarded due to its exceptional historical and cultural significance as a well-preserved example of a Victorian-era model village, which reflects the philanthropic approach to industrial management and urban planning by its founder, Titus Salt.
- A Guide to Visiting Salts Mill in Saltaire, West Yorkshire
Salts Mill, located in the charming village of Saltaire in West Yorkshire, is a must-visit … Continue reading A Guide to Visiting Salts Mill in Saltaire, West Yorkshire - Lockwood and Mason: The Architects Behind Saltaire’s Heritage
The architectural partnership of Lockwood and Mason, formed by Henry Lockwood and William Mawson, is … Continue reading Lockwood and Mason: The Architects Behind Saltaire’s Heritage - The Weather of Saltaire, West Yorkshire
The weather in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, varies throughout the year with a range of temperatures … Continue reading The Weather of Saltaire, West Yorkshire - Discovering the Charm of Saltaire Through Its Canal Walks
Saltaire, with its rich heritage and stunning natural landscapes, is a treasure trove for walkers … Continue reading Discovering the Charm of Saltaire Through Its Canal Walks - What is a model village?
The concept of a model village is deeply rooted in the industrial era, emerging as … Continue reading What is a model village? - Who was Titus Salt?
Titus Salt was an English industrialist and philanthropist, born on September 20, 1803, in Morley, … Continue reading Who was Titus Salt?