The Bradford Antiquary

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. 11) 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. Currently there are about a dozen papers along with a few 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. 11.

Dr. Bell's House on Lumb Lane

Fake or genuine? The 1772 Map of Bradford and Horton	Kath Aldred
Dr J.H. Bell and Woolsorters' Disease	Christine Alvin
Wibsey Chapel: The First Four Hundred Years (Holy Trinity, Low Moor, 1606-2006)	Donald F Brown
The Woolsorters' Baths and Gardens	Jenny Collett
'Classic Cards', Bradford: The History of W.N. Sharpe Ltd.	Graham Hall
John Wood: John Wood: Bradford's Father of Factory Reform. Part 2: The Hampshire Years	Astrid Hansen
A Remarkable Family: The Cravens of Cullingworth	Angela Holmes
New Book Roundup	Bob Duckett
Mary Batley
Bradford book remainders for sale
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