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Waterside School - MOT00358
Letter from schoolchild at Waterside School to John Fielden, 1841, thanking him for their education.
Waterside School
December 27 1841
Mr John Fielden,
Since I came to this School I have improved much but especially since John Fielden came…
Waterside School
December 27 1841
Mr John Fielden,
Since I came to this School I have improved much but especially since John Fielden came…
Waterside School - MOT00359
Letter from Henry Hirst, Bobbin Doffer, to John Fielden. Waterside School 1841.
Waterside School
December 27 1841
Mr John Fielden,
Since I came to this School I have improved much but especially since John Fielden came who is our School…
Waterside School
December 27 1841
Mr John Fielden,
Since I came to this School I have improved much but especially since John Fielden came who is our School…
Waterside School - MOT00360
Letter of thanks by schoolchild of Waterside School, 1841
Waterside Mill 1858 - MOT00361
Safety notice in Waterside Works.
Children in the labour force - MOT00363
Boys at Roomfield School, about 1906. The boy at the front of the first line on the left is Walter Stott.
Children in the Labour Force - MOT00364
The half timer's certificate issued to John Barnes on the day of his twelfth birthday.
Children were an important part of the labour force. For employers they were cheaper to employ than adults. Operatives also favoured children working as it…
Children were an important part of the labour force. For employers they were cheaper to employ than adults. Operatives also favoured children working as it…
Children in the labour force - MOT00365
'Little piecers' in the mule room at Mons Mill, c.1910. Walter Stott, seated on the right in the middle row, went to work as a half timer at the age of 12.
Children were an important part of the labour force. For employers they were cheaper to…
Children were an important part of the labour force. For employers they were cheaper to…
Working Practices - MOT00366
Cotton spinning agreement 1928 as to Fencing of Machinery &c.
Working Practices : Notice August 5th 1914 - MOT00367
Notice signed Edward B Fielden : Keeping the Mills running in the difficult General Situation.
Board 43A. Working Practices. - MOT00368
Sick note 1884.
Working Practices - MOT00369
Sick note 1883
Working Practices - MOT00370
Sick note 1882
Pioneer Mill, Walsden - MOT00371
Mule Spinners at Pioneer Mill, Walsden c1912 - The mill was built by the Pioneer Mill Company which had been formed to celebrate the jubilee of the Walsden Co-operative Society. The corner stone of the new mill (actually named 'Jubilee' Mill) was…
Technical Education - MOT00372
Cotton Spinning. Syllabus. First Year's Course
Technical Education - MOT00373
Todmorden Technical School - part of dressmaking room
Technical Education - MOT00374
Todmorden Technical Institute - part of spinning room
Technical Education - MOT00375
Municipal Technical School : subject timetable
Technical Education : Aims and Objects of the Schools - MOT00376
A part of Waterside Mill (top left) was handed over to the town to provide technical education in local trades and industries. This building was superseded by Calder College in 1955
Technical Education : Weaving - MOT00377
Todmorden Technical School - weaving room
Municipal Technical School - MOT00378
This part of Waterside Mill was handed over to the town to provide technical education in local trades and industries This building was superseded by Calder College in 1955.
After Work : Spinners Rest - MOT00380
The Spinner's Rest was a pub on Knowlwood Road
After Work : Todmorden Glee and Madrigal Society - MOT00381
Todmorden Glee and Madrigal Society, in the grounds of Waterside House, 12 August 1923. The conductor, holding the shield, is John Crowther and sitting on his right is the president, John Barker.
After Work - MOT00382
Members of the Shore Working Mens Club, Cornholme, which was opened in January 1908.