Amelia's photos with the keyword: Clock

This Clock stands in the centre of Cobb Gate Car Park in Lyme Regis, acting as a small roundabout. It is a square four sided structure with a clock face on three of the sides. The fourth side bears an inscription which reads:- "This clock was erected, by public subscription to the memory those associated with this Town who laid down their lives in the 1939 - 1945 war". Each of the corners of the four sides has gold edging design on it. The three sides with a clock face each has their own individual dedication. One face is dedicated to Owen Lovell, a former Mayor of the Town. Another pays tribute to Michael Lewis, he served as Town Clerk and worked for the Council for twenty-seven years. This face is showing here. The third clock face has gold letters and numerals under it, AD 2000, the new millennium, hence referred to as the Millennium Clock.

hFF Everyone, and stay safe and dry if possible. Did you know - the Eastgate Clock is the second most photographed clock in the UK? And can you guess which is the first most photographed clock in the UK? Installed in 1899, the Eastgate Clock is positioned on the bridge over Eastgate Street in the city of Chester, the original entrance to the Roman fortress of Deva Victrix. The whole structure of the public clock and gateway, as one, is classified as a Grade I listed building. Although the original gate was Roman, the present gate was built in Georgian times to allow coaches through. However, the clock wasn’t added until the Victorian era to celebrate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee.

The north transept with its Medieval clock face.