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So here I am being exuberant. This was my Grandmother's clock, it was her mother's. It had been painted many times over the last 100 years (I hear it was bright green once) and nobody in my whole family wanted it but me. So I painted it in a way that would make me as happy to look at it as it does to hear it. It sounds kinda like it looks -- a little clangy and not perfect. But I love it. Trying to find a small plexi shelf for it now.
View of Clock Mechanism of Leeds Town Hall Clock,from inside the dome.
(Note the angular stone interior as opposed to the curved lead exterior of the dome)
These are the actual "Turning" mechanism for the clock hands.
The last open day I attended in Derby was in September 1989 and I recall entering Derby Works here at the clock tower to find a Midland loco on display in the roundhouse behind.
Both roundhouse and clock tower survive, though sadly no longer in railway use and the site of Derby Works, like so many of our workshops, is now an industrial estate.
The movement of the clock is inside the building and drove with a shaft the hands outside at the visible clock
With a spin on traditional clocks, the Reticle Clock has a slotted face with clock hands peeking through.
The clock mounts to the wall by sitting on the clock-hand mechanism.
The Old Clock Tower in Skopje, Macedonia was the first clock tower built in the Ottoman Empire. The clock was imported from Hungary.
Our lovely neighbor, who is letting go of her Wedgewood stove, offered these clock and shaker accessories to us. Yes, please! Ours were missing.
Painted functioning wooden clocks -- in progress.
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68 th annual The Ramble 2008.
A garden festival.
Outdoor Living in South Florida.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.
Coral Gables/ Miami/ Florida
The History of Tea:
Clock at Cressington station. Opened in March 1873, this was on the CLC (Cheshire Lines Committee) main line to Manchester (and probably Southport) until April 1972, when, along with the Gateacre line, it was closed.
Since 1978, however, it has been part of the Merseyrail network and is the only station I know of (on the Southport line) to still have its stationmaster's house.
This is a sepia version of the photo taken in June 208.
Morrison Hall clock tower on the campus of Wichita State University. Taken during 2009 Pipes on the Plains Conference.
Treat yourself to a mind blowing light show whenever you check the time on the infinity mirror clock. ibornforthis.com/the-infinity-mirror-clock/