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Surrey House
the magnificent heart of Aviva
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Heritage Open Days 2010
Thursday 9th to Sunday 12th September 2010
Although the clock has the date 1739 the building dates from the early 19th century. It's grade 2 listed ( www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?ui... ) so presumably will be converted into apartments when the area is redeveloped.
The Clock Tower is the world's largest four-faced, chiming clock. The structure is situated at the north-eastern end of the Houses of Parliament building in Westminster, London. It is often referred to as "Big Ben" — which is actually the main bell housed within the Clock Tower. The Clock Tower has also been referred to as The Tower of Big Ben and, incorrectly,
Recently, a clocking-in clock was donated to the museum; if it can be made to run reliably, it could become part of an inter-active exhibit, but so far it runs for about five minutes - I guess it needs a good clean.
And this clock I found this weekend, find two starburst clocks in one weekend, and the home this clock was in, was about two blocks away from the home of the other clock.
I hung all three to see which one was my keeper, and I really think this is the one.
I don't see any markings on this clock, but one just showed up on ebay and it is in it's original box and they say it is a Lux clock.
Hand Made by Kenneth Wayne Olson of Oak Lawn Illinois
Any Additional info about this man and his woodwork is greatly appreciated
Mr. Clock Radio is my new alarm clock. He's a talking robotic clock radio. According to the box, "I can wake you up 30 different ways;" "If you snooze too many times, I will warn you;" "I'm a fortune teller. Ask me a question and I'll answer it."
Clock on the corner of Pelham Street and High Street, Nottingham, UK. This building used to be the flagship store of Boots the Chemist, and was built in 1903 to a design by Albert Bromley.
image # kej0053a
Photographer: Johnson, Clyde
Date Created: October 1952
Physical description: 1 photograph : color ; 10.1 x 15.2 cm.
Repository name: Kern County Library
Contents description: Damaged clock tower on 17th and Chester in Bakersfield after the 1952 earthquake. The Coca Cola sign is in the right background.
Confusion that never stops
Closing walls and ticking clocks, gonna
Come back and take you home
I could not stop that you now know, singing
Q also tried to use two grapefruit to generate electricity but it didnt work, will retry with lemons (as per instructions)
This Clock tower was erected in 2004 in dedication of the late Gerald Weissinger Chatham. For Those who don't know, Chatham was the District Attorney of the 17th Judicial District (which included Desoto, Tate, Panola, Yalobusha and Tallahatchie counties) from 1941-1955. He was known as the prosecuting attorney in the infamous Emmit Till trial in 1955. Unfortunately he had a fatal Heart Attack the next year.