Take Three Streets

Westgate, Ivegate and Kirkgate. From those three ingredients, Bradford has grown to be the city it is today.
This exhibition is a glimpse of some of the changes and developments in Bradford city centre as documented by photographs held in Bradford Museums’ Photo Archive, others kindly shared by local contemporary photographers and some paintings in our art collection.
The photographs highlight bygone buildings, familiar facades and recognisable roads from Bradford’s humble beginnings as a small market town through its rapid growth in the nineteenth century and its mid-twentieth century radical redesign to today’s changes, as the city adjusts to the needs and priorities of a twenty-first century city.
This exhibition will be updated with photographs taken by photographers today. If you would like to submit your photographs of Bradford city centre to be considered for display in this exhibition, please email BradfordMuseumsPhotoArchive@bradford.gov.uk or get in touch with us on social media. #Take3Streets.
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Booking information
Bradford Industrial Museum is now open. Visit from 10am-4pm Wednesday-Friday and 11am-4pm Saturday & Sunday.
- You do not need to book to visit, however visitor numbers will be monitored
- We will still have one way systems in place
- Visitors will be required to wear face masks
- Visitors will need to provide information for Track and Trace
Dates
Throughout the Festival of Archaeology 2021Where
Who
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Prehistory
Romans
Saxons, Vikings & Early Med.
Medieval
Tudors and Stuarts
Georgians and Victorians
20th and 21st Century



