After many requests we have received recently, we are humbled to host a unique one to one live stream with Graham Swain (grave restorer). Your chance is here to ask questions about his grave restoring.… Read More »Live Q&A with Graham Swain
THE streets of Saltaire are busy with tourists, as well as those who live, work and study in the historic village. Many would have no idea that beneath the UNESCO World Herit age Site is… Read More »Secret Tunnels Of Saltaire
ANYONE passing the Lumb family grave, covered in weeds in a corner of Undercliffe Cemetery, probably wouldn’t have stopped to look at the inscription. The headstone had been there for over 150 years, and the… Read More »Tragic Story & Grave Restoration
Restoring graves is an important act of preserving both personal and collective history, ensuring that the stories of those who came before us are not lost to time. Weathering, neglect, and natural decay can obscure… Read More »Restoring Graves and Their Stories
BRADFORD’S City Park is well used on a daily basis by people meeting up,to head for a drink or a meal or take a breather by the mirror pool. What they’re probably not aware of… Read More »Are There Bodies Under City Park?
Published by T&A on 30th April 2025: Joseph Tarbotton was one of the first instructors at the Aldershot gymnasium and quickly became the ‘senior sergeant’
History of the two Brothers researched by Nick Hooper, former Head Of History at Bradford Grammer School.
Summer Newsletter The Summer 2023 newsletter can be downloaded from here
These Bradford images were handed over to us from an unknown source. Hover over the images with your mouse cursor, and you will get to see a rough description of the photograph.
These images were handed over to us, and they were taken Jan/Feb 1960 off Bowling Back Lane. Hover over the images with your mouse cursor, and you will get to see a rough description of… Read More »Photography By C.H.Wood