With the help of a handful of enthusiastic volunteers and the DIY skills of Arnold Bancroft, Eliot has transformed a number of bleak, cluttered, rooms and an apparently random assortment of horological detritus, into a coherent and informative display appealing to both the random visitor and the serious student. As he says with his usual dry humour. In retirement, in the Welsh Hills, Eliot plans to get back to the work bench making and restoring clocks. He will still act as consultant to the Institute on computing and supervise the correspondence course. The Institute would like to mark his retirement with a suitable gift.
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