Museum membership
7:30PM Friday 26th March
National Railway Museum
Port Adelaide
Entertainment- historical South Australian railways films by Mick Kelly presented by Andrew Carter plus Overland weekend Bookshop Sale. |
WHY NOT BECOME A MEMBER OF THE MUSEUM?
As well as the satisfaction of knowing that you are contributing financially to the museum, all members are entitled to:
» Free unlimited entry to the museum during normal opening hours
» 2 Family passes for the Semaphore and Fort Glanville Tourist Railway
» 10% discount on all purchases in the Break of Gauge Shop
» 10% discount on the Cafeteria Car hire
» Six issues of Catchpoint magazine per year
Gold members also receive four free adult admission passes to give to family or friends
Members and friends are also invited to attend general members meetings which are held bi-monthly.
All members have full voting rights on issues affecting the museum (but only one vote per 'family' member).
The business part of the meeting is followed by refreshments and entertainment (such as an interesting slide
or video presentations by members, or talks by special guests). Regular social functions, dinners and BBQs
are also organised throughout the year.
To become a member, either contact the museum, or download the membership application form below
and submit it by mail to the museum.
REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS
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Become a volunteer
To keep its doors open to the public, the museum relies on volunteers!
Volunteering at the museum is a great way to make new friends and learn new skills. Jobs vary enormously - it's not all backbreaking
track work, or driving and firing steam locos; some of the tasks are quite simple and enjoyable. Even though some jobs may seem quite
minor or even demeaning, no one should ever look at the job being unimportant! All jobs in a voluntary based organisation are vital,
and any contribution, big or small, is appreciated.
The following list below is just a simple cross section of the types of jobs and work that can be undertaken at the museum.
Please remember the jobs listed do not require any special qualifications - mainly a bit of training and common sense:
» Site maintenance (gardening, rubbish collection)
» Exhibit maintenance (dusting, cleaning windows, restoration work)
» Book shop sales
» Archival work
» Tour guides
» Track work
» Data entry and mailouts
» Ticket conductor or guard
Specialised talents, for example qualified trades (plumbing, electrical, boiler making, carpentry, mechanical etc) and administrative duties (finance, marketing, promotional, IT) are highly regarded.
So if you can spare some of your time, even if it is just a few hours here and there, please contact the museum.
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