The legislative buildings in Douglas have received their 5000th visitor, since re-opening after a multi-million pound refurbishment.
She was Sue Skidmore, the Social Secretary of the Peel City Women's Institute, who was in a group of visitors from the organisation who were shown round the complex.
Speaker of the House of Keys Steve Rodan presented her with a number of gifts, which she received on behalf of the Peel WI.
Mr Rodan says he is delighted so many people have taken the opportunity to have a look at the new building.
The tours are free of charge and can be arranged by ringing 651503.
(Picture, left to right: Tynwald Media and Education Officer, Paul Ormond-Smith; Speaker of the House of Keys, Steve Rodan; Sue Skidmore).
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