The Sage Allen Clock, Hartford

The Sage-Allen Clock is located on the sidewalk of the Main Street. The clock was created in 1889 by Seth Thomas, as part of the Sage Allen Department Store that is now used as an apartment building. In 1992 a whirlwind caused damage to the timepiece but it was able to be repaired. As a consequence, it was moved to the other part of the street. In 2007 the clock was returned to its original place and restarted by a clock specialist.

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Sight Name: The Sage Allen Clock
Sight Location: Hartford, USA (See walking tours in Hartford)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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