December 2012
Special opening day medallion in the form of a brooch presented to Mrs Monro wife of the architect/ engineer that we purchased
October 2012
Mr and Mrs Gillard collecting their medallion from Chris Mc Cambridge of the Avon Gorge Hotel and Maggie 
The detail on the medallion being described 
Lots of trips from people all over the country. Robert Hulse, Curator of Brunel Museum which is above the Thames Tunnel and Maggie getting Ace Tours visitors dressed up to go down the tunnel 
Reading Industrial Archaeological Society led by Peter Davey and Maggie
September 2012
Usual eclectic collection of vehicles to interest our visitors
Open Doors Day and bus time again 
Lanchester, Renault and Bristol cars 
photo exhibition in the hotel on Sunday 
Mg and and double decker 
Maggie driving the merchandise back home. High vis jacket and helmet not normal driving attire in the 1924 Lanchester limo 
Tom drawing the winning raffle during our committee meeting. Prizes were an original 1893 first day of opening medallion, a polo shirt and an A5 photo
August 2012
Dominic and Alan weeding again 
We have a wonderful collection of calcified spiders
July 2012
Sue and Michael contemplating the objects to display in the exhibition running from 10 July to 28 September 
Sue and Peter having a discussion. Peter will be bringing items such as an original ticket, his father’s medallion, the guide to the Railway 
We did an hour on the Ben Prater show (Radio Bristol) describing the exhibition, and John Penny describing the work he had done on knitting together some early news footage with the Secret Underground Bristol programme featuring the Railway memories of people from WWII. Allie Dillon, archivist from the Records Office contributed to the programme too 
the “new” gatepost and part of the braking system also on display 
John standing proudly by the video system which caused him rather a lot of grief 
Molly Foss’s BBC transmitting engineer training book from Maida Vale 1941
June 2012
To celebrate the announcement of my British Empire Medal, we did three trips down the tunnel and were treated to lunch by the Worhipful Company of Engineers 
Some of the Engineers that we took down 
Chris was moving house so he brought a gatepost back! All contributions welcomely received 
Trips take place in rain and sunshine. 11 trips this month! 
Dominic sorting his coat out 
Alan looking happy
May 2012
Original Telegraph on display in the top station 
Peter had managed to buy an orinal Railway ticket 
Peter giving an introduction to open day visitors 
This time we had a 1925 Lanchester, Sunbeam and Talbot on display 
Mike doing his turn as an open day guide
April 2012
we brought up a BBC lampshade and hung it up so everyone could see it on open day 
Alan getting it ready for hanging 
The boards needed touching up 
Philip and Maggie painting a board each 
Edwin and Anne painting the boards too- real family affair since Philip is their son 
The steps needed sweeping 
The floor needed washing 
Smart for open day- trouble is that I had left it a bit late and could only find cut flowers – but they survived! 
1925 Talbot 10/23 and 1935 MG on display this time 
The Lord Mayor Geoff Gollop and Lady Mayoress came to visit. Peter and Maggie proud to take them round. They spent 1 1/2 hours with us, when 1 hour had been allocated. A wonderful day if a bit cold. 
The Lord Mayor Geoff Gollop and Lady Mayoress also went to look at our photographic exhibition in the Hotel. Absolutely great, and they talked to us all.
March 2012
Took a group of UWE students down as part of a Heritage project (my thanks to Jennifer Elliott for giving me permission to use her photos)
In the top station 
Looking into the section where the turnstiles came from 
Maggie painting the top station board, paint on face as usual 
Michael revarnishing the hand rails 
Ann painting the back of the boards which are getting a bit tatty
February 2012
Stalectites in the BBC tea room 
In the top floor of the bottom station 
On the BBC steps