a gallery devoted to David Hockney. He went on to create the 1853 gallery, participating himself in the building work. There have been many theatrical and musical performances since, in various parts of the mill, with Northern Broadsides in particular making Salt's Mill one of their touring venues. The mill has also housed a number of shops, run by Salt's and by independent operators; and several businesses, most notably Pace plc. The work done by Jonathan Silver in bringing Salts Mill back to life must have played a large part in Saltaire village becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 2001. Personal life With his wife, Maggie, whom he married in 1972, he had two daughters, Zoë and Davina. Death Jonathan Silver died of cancer in 1997. References Sources 1949 births 1997 deaths Alumni of the University of Leeds Businesspeople from Bradford Deaths from cancer in England English people of German-Jewish descent People educated at Bradford Grammar School 20th-century English businesspeople