Visitors to Didcot Family Funtasia enjoy a variety of activities at the Civic Hall. – Vintage Photograph

On the 16th of September 2001, visitors of the Didcot Family Funtasia at the Didcot Civic Hall enjoyed a variety of activities, including Amy Taylor-Wright (3.75) on a swing, Vic King from Kennington putting the finishing touch to a model, Carmen (8) and Charley Booker (6) painting pots, Lacey Sandiford (3) from Abingdon on a horse, Dave Mobbs from Didcot, Melvin Merton from Bracknell, a detailed music organ, talking steam power, and a general view. The photograph was taken by Cooper and the copyright belongs to Newsquest (Oxfordshire) Ltd.On the 16th of September 2001, visitors of the Didcot Family Funtasia at the Didcot Civic Hall enjoyed a variety of activities, including Amy Taylor-Wright (3.75) on a swing, Vic King from Kennington putting the finishing touch to a model, Carmen (8) and Charley Booker (6) painting pots, Lacey Sandiford (3) from Abingdon on a horse, Dave Mobbs from Didcot, Melvin Merton from Bracknell, a detailed music organ, talking steam power, and a general view. The photograph was taken by Cooper and the copyright belongs to Newsquest (Oxfordshire) Ltd.

Dimensions: 16.4 x 24.3 cm

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Models, Steam Engines Minature Ref: 062319 date: 16/9/2001 cat.: NEWS by Cooper at: Didcot Family Funtasia at Didcot Civic Hall, 1) Amy Taylor-Wright (3.75) on swing, 2) Vic King from Kennington puts finishing touch to model, 3) Carmen (8) and Charley Booker (6) painting pots (names correct), 4) Lacey Sandiford (3) from Abingdon on horse, 5) Dave Mobbs from Didcot, 6) Melvin Merton from Bracknell, 7) detail of music organ, 8) talking steam power, 9) general view. original fax only – no Journalist named. Copyright Newsquest (Oxfordshire) Ltd.