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The Bradford Antiquary has been published for over 100 years and is now in its third series. The current issue of The Bradford Antiquary (3rd series, No. 12) can be bought directly from us, we have an order form you can download. Back copies of some issues are also available, a brief outline of their contents is given on the order page. The contents of this issue are given at the bottom of the page.

We intend to put as much as possible of the contents of past issues onto this website. This is a slow process but there are already over 50 papers and many book reviews and other articles available.

You can browse the online material in several ways. Either go to one of the three lists of articles where you will find papers, reviews of books and pamphlets, or other articles such as editorials and reports of events of interest to local historians

Alternatively, you could look at the list of authors where you will find links to information about them and their writings.

Finally, each individual issue of the journal will eventually be able to be accessed through the following links. At the moment there are very few papers from the journals in the first and second series. There are six complete journals from the third series and more articles from others in this series will appear soon.

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Contents of the current issue, 3rd series, no. 12.

Fogley
or Scarr Hill Toll after conversion to a private dwelling

From the Editor
A Year in the life of an 18th Century Handloom Weaver: Abraham Shackleton's Diary for 1794-5 Michael Baumber
Scar Hill Toll House and its Keepers Frank Dickinson
Jane Martha Forster, née Arnold (Mrs. WE  Forster) Margaret and Dennis Warwick
The Bradford Subscription Concerts, 1865-1950 Anne Wilkinson
"This is our library": Ilkley's Carnegie, 1907-2007 Caroline Brown
The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and Bradfordians James Ogden
Bradfer-Lawrence: A Rather Different Kind of Collection Anne George
A Bank with a High Level of Interest: The bradford Memory Bank Ken Kenzie
Outward and Visible Signs: Two Plaques Astrid Hansen
The Rookes Portrait Revisited Mary Twentyman
Around the Local History Groups
Book Reviews
Bradford in the Great War
Fabrics, Filth and Fairy Tents: The Yorkshire Textile Districts in 1849
The Lord Mayoralty of Bradford 1907-2007
Bradford Chapters: Episodes in the Life of a City
The Best of John Hartley: and account of his life & 'The Clock Almanack'
Brilliant Bradford