Rogers, Nellie – 1914
his couple were Charles Edward Teale and Nellie Rogers, we don’t have a location of any…
Sample, J W – c1895
Mr Sample was a saddler, the street sign to the right of his premises is for Bridge Street which no longer exists. To the left is Herbert Sample, centre Thomas …
Schofield, Kenneth – 1948
Guiseley Amateur Operatic Society. Kenneth Schofield in a production of “Gypsy Love”, an operetta with music by Frank Lehar.
Shepherd, Mr & Mrs Thomas – c1900
Mr & Mrs Thomas Shepherd, Mr Shepherd was a Sunday School teacher at the Primitive Methodist Chapel on Otley Road, also known as the Providence Chapel.
Shepherd, Samuel – c1895
Samuel Shepherd outside his shop on Town Street, he is listed in Kelly’s Directory of 1889 as a grocer, provision dealer, assistant overseer and collector of income tax….
Simon, Jack and Mrs Simon – c1950s
Mr Jack Simon was employed at Wilson’s, Silver Cross, Nethermoor Works, Guiseley and was their photographer whose work graces their webpage on this site.
Smith, Arthur – c1910
Dave Kitchen has been in touch with me (airbhistory@aol.com) to tell me about his Grandad who is shown in this…
Smith, John Kirby, 1869-1953 – Photographer
To me this is what our Aireborough history is all about, read on and enjoy what has been discovered from this photograph of two octagonal religious…
Smith, Marjorie – 1970s
Abraham Moon & Sons: Seen here in the mill is Marjorie Smith, behind her are stocks of fabric produced at the mill.
Stanhope, George – c1910
George lived on Bingley Lands, before 1914 he had joined the Army and was posted to India. Mrs Winterburn received a …
Sullivan, Cathryn – c1968
Photo donated by Margaret Berry who has given some of the names as:- Back row from left to right: ?, Rosemary, Alf Roberts,…
Sunderland, Laurence – 1970s (Deceased)
Obituary for Mr Sunderland who was President of the Aireborough and Horsforth Museum Society (Now Aireborough Historical Society) 1976-1977, also Secretary 1977-1978.
Sutcliffe, Wendy – 1950s
Wendy Sutcliffe who worked in Chippindale’s shoe shop. Donated by Jane Blake.
