Minter, Gordon & Enid, Slides Archive

This material is held atHeritage Quay, University of Huddersfield

  • Reference
    • GB 1103 MNT
  • Dates of Creation
    • 20th century
  • Physical Description
    • 8 boxes

Scope and Content

The Minter Collection is a series of talks, illustrated with slides, originally developed and delivered by Gordon and Enid Minter to various groups around the Huddersfield area.

The talks are kept in the same weekly order as they were received. Some of the talks have more than one version, probably indicating the tailoring of their talks to specific audiences. All but two of the talks have accompanying slides, again in the same order as received.

Subjects include the Chronology of Huddersfield, Castle Hill, Almondbury Boundary, Legends, Maps, Vernacular Architecture, Place Names, Mills, Joseph Kaye, Churches, Yards of Huddersfield, Co-operative Societies, Riot and Rebellion (Plug Riots, Weaver’s Strike, Crossley Murder, Scottish Rebellion, Seige of Huddersfield, Skelmanthorpe Fight, Bill O’Jacks, Thorncliffe Murder), Luddites, Markets, Industry, Water, Canals, Railways, Trams, Buses, Trolley Buses, Carvings, Halls, Then and Now, Landmarks, Parks, Woodland, Fields and Hedges, Coining, Child Labour, Executions at York,

Access Information

Original available for consultation by appointment

Custodial History

This is a collection of slides and lectures produced by Gordon Minter about the history of Huddersfield for the University of the Third Age. The collection was donated to the University in 2005 by Enid and Colin Minter.

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