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The Brunel Museum
The Brunel Museum is a registered charity and independent museum, opened in 1975 and run by volunteers under the management of the Museum Director and Board of Trustees.
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Concrete Fishes* 2001–2002 Liz LehConcrete Fishes* 2001–2002 The Brunel Museum
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Four Views of the Tunnelling Shield 1825–1827 unknown artistFour Views of the Tunnelling Shield 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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A Wash View of the Shield 1827–1829 unknown artistA Wash View of the Shield 1827–1829 The Brunel Museum
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Isometrical Sketch of One of the Twelve Iron Frames Forming the Shield 1825–1831 Richard Beamish (active 1820–1831) and W. Warrington (active 1818–1831)Isometrical Sketch of One of the Twelve Iron Frames Forming the Shield 1825–1831 The Brunel Museum
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Engineering Drawings for a Tunnel in Cast Iron 1818 Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806–1859)Engineering Drawings for a Tunnel in Cast Iron 1818 The Brunel Museum
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Longitudinal Section of Part of Thames Tunnel 1837 R. P. (active 1837)Longitudinal Section of Part of Thames Tunnel 1837 The Brunel Museum
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Lithographic Overview and Cross Section of the 'Great Descents' 1812–1843 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831) (after)Lithographic Overview and Cross Section of the 'Great Descents' 1812–1843 The Brunel Museum
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Lithographic Overview of the 'Great Descents' 1818–1843 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831) (after)Lithographic Overview of the 'Great Descents' 1818–1843 The Brunel Museum
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Cylindrical Tunnelling Shield (two views) 1818 unknown artistCylindrical Tunnelling Shield (two views) 1818 The Brunel Museum
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Isambard’s Descent in the Diving Bell 1827 Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806–1859)Isambard’s Descent in the Diving Bell 1827 The Brunel Museum
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Longitudinal Section Showing the Inundation of the River 1820–1827 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Longitudinal Section Showing the Inundation of the River 1820–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Cross-Section of the Whole Tunnel 1831 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Cross-Section of the Whole Tunnel 1831 The Brunel Museum
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ICE Certificate Awarding Marc Isambard Brunel the Thomas Telford Silver Medal 1839 unknown artistICE Certificate Awarding Marc Isambard Brunel the Thomas Telford Silver Medal 1839 The Brunel Museum
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Section of Tunnel with Overlay (under section) 1825–1827 unknown artistSection of Tunnel with Overlay (under section) 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Isometrical Projection of One of the Twelve Iron Frames Forming the Shield 1826–1831 Richard Beamish (active 1820–1831)Isometrical Projection of One of the Twelve Iron Frames Forming the Shield 1826–1831 The Brunel Museum
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Autograph Sketch-Plan Showing Two Sections of the Proposed Cylindrical Tunnel 1818 Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806–1859)Autograph Sketch-Plan Showing Two Sections of the Proposed Cylindrical Tunnel 1818 The Brunel Museum
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Sketch of the Tunnel Shaft with Accompanying Text 1818–1843 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831) and W. Warrington (active 1818–1831)Sketch of the Tunnel Shaft with Accompanying Text 1818–1843 The Brunel Museum
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Blue-Rimmed Thames Tunnel Plate 1842–1865 unknown artistBlue-Rimmed Thames Tunnel Plate 1842–1865 The Brunel Museum
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Iron Man Maurice Juggins (1934–2014)Iron Man The Brunel Museum
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Ship of Blueprints unknown artistShip of Blueprints The Brunel Museum
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State of the Polling Boards after the Flooding of the Tunnel 1827–1828 William Hawes (active 1827–1828) (possibly)State of the Polling Boards after the Flooding of the Tunnel 1827–1828 The Brunel Museum
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A Lithograph Section of the Whole Tunnel with Three Vignettes 1818–1843 William Westall (1781–1850)A Lithograph Section of the Whole Tunnel with Three Vignettes 1818–1843 The Brunel Museum
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Section of Tunnel with Overlay (overlay) 1825–1827 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Section of Tunnel with Overlay (overlay) 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Mode of Sinking the Shaft 1825–1828 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Mode of Sinking the Shaft 1825–1828 The Brunel Museum
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Three Miners at Work in the Tunnel 1825–1827 unknown artistThree Miners at Work in the Tunnel 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Section of a Tripartite Shield with Twelve Miners at Work 1825–1827 unknown artistSection of a Tripartite Shield with Twelve Miners at Work 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Section of the Tunnel with Stagecoach and Shield 1825–1827 unknown artistSection of the Tunnel with Stagecoach and Shield 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Pen and Ink Study of the Timbering for the Removal of the Old Shield 1820–1826 Richard Beamish (active 1820–1831)Pen and Ink Study of the Timbering for the Removal of the Old Shield 1820–1826 The Brunel Museum
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Transverse Section of the Thames Tunnel and Strata 1837 R. P. (active 1837)Transverse Section of the Thames Tunnel and Strata 1837 The Brunel Museum
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Timbering for the Removal of the Old Shield / Side Timbering 1825–1827 Richard Beamish (active 1820–1831)Timbering for the Removal of the Old Shield / Side Timbering 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Cross Section of the Tunnel Showing the Extent of Displaced Ground 1825–1827 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Cross Section of the Tunnel Showing the Extent of Displaced Ground 1825–1827 The Brunel Museum
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Section of One of the Iron Frames Comprising the Shield 1836 A. H. C. (active 1836)Section of One of the Iron Frames Comprising the Shield 1836 The Brunel Museum
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Section of the Tunnel, Shield and Movable Stage 1825–1828 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Section of the Tunnel, Shield and Movable Stage 1825–1828 The Brunel Museum
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Cylindrical Tunnelling Shield with Crank 1818 unknown artistCylindrical Tunnelling Shield with Crank 1818 The Brunel Museum
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Longitudinal Section Showing the Rotherhithe Shaft with the First Section of Tunnel Constructed 1826 unknown artistLongitudinal Section Showing the Rotherhithe Shaft with the First Section of Tunnel Constructed 1826 The Brunel Museum
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Coupe d’une tounelle pour le service des gens de pied, prise dans toute son étendue 1824 Joseph Pinchback (active 1812–1831)Coupe d’une tounelle pour le service des gens de pied, prise dans toute son étendue 1824 The Brunel Museum
