Help build the Collection
The Saltaire Collection has been built on generous donations of objects over the last 40 years.
If you have something that you think would help build the Collection, please read on to find out how to donate it.
The Saltaire Collection has been built on generous donations of objects over the last 40 years.
If you have something that you think would help build the Collection, please read on to find out how to donate it.
All donations are considered on their individual merits, guided by our collections policy. Broadly speaking, items should be related to the social, industrial and commercial heritage of Saltaire or to the personal and family histories of people associated with Saltaire.
We hope that donors appreciate our need to manage limited space and resources, so we may not be able to accept everything that is offered.
Please do not bring objects to the Collection or send them to us in the post without contacting us first.
You can contact us by using the form on this page (it will send us an email) or by one of the other methods shown on our contacts page.
We would find it very useful if you could provide some details about the object(s):
We will carefully consider your offer and get in touch to let you know our initial decision. If we accept the donation we will arrange a suitable time for you to bring the object(s) to the Collection or for you to send the items by post.
Please note that we do not give advice on items for sale or provide valuations. We cannot authenticate objects.
If you wish to help build the Collection by supporting its activities financially, please visit our Donations page using the link below
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Find out how to get in touch if you have a query about donating or anything else about the Collection
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