Dating to around 1880, this tower clock was crafted by George M. Stevens & Co. of Boston. Like many of its era, it relied on Aaron Dodd Crane’s walking-pawl escapement, a breakthrough that kept these massive mechanical clocks running smoothly and accurately for decades in public squares, churches, and mills. Its iron gears, pendulum, and striking system represent the precision engineering that shaped how entire communities kept time in the late 19th century. Hear it in person at the National Wat

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