
This is the most comprehensive list of addresses we have to date, in some cases the house details are missing.
Helen K. Pogosky was born in Russia around 1874. In 1921 she claimed to be the ‘adopted daughter’ of Salt.
In 1977 BBC Radio broadcast a feature on Henry Salt, including a contribution from Mrs Catherine Salt.
Henry Salt spent much of his early childhood at 23 The Crescent, Shrewsbury, the home of his maternal grandparents.
The grandparents and father of Henry Salt live at 6 Quarry Place, Shrewsbury. This remained in their main home for many decades.
Henry and Kate Salt stayed many times in Gelli Cottage, Capel Curig, when on their holidays in Snowdonia. Salt referred to it in his books ‘On Cambrian and Cumbrian Hills’ and ‘The Story of my Cousins’.
The story of a protest against the desecration of the Cathedral, by the erection in it of a stained-glass window glorifying a stag-hunter and stag-hunting
Wynne-Tyson’s books explored a wide range of topics, from vegetarianism and animal rights to literature.
“My pastime has been writing sermons in plays, sermons preaching what Salt practised. Salt was original and in his way unique.” George Bernard Shaw