Seth Thomas Clock, circa 1875, Jack Shaw

...... I recently found this clock at Yesterday's Treasures, and antique store, located in Chesterton, Indiana. Prior to 1875, Seth Thomas made clocks in Plymouth Hollow aka Plymouth, CT. In 1865 the town was divided into Plymouth and Thomaston and was officially renamed Thomaston in 1875. This clock may be from around that period, 1875... Very Nice Clock!
Seth Thomas.
Born August 19, 1785
Wolcott, Connecticut, United States
Died January 29, 1859 (aged 73)
Thomaston, Connecticut, United States
Resting place Hillside Cemetery, Thomaston
Children 9
Engineering career
Projects Clock at Grand Central Terminal
Significant advance Clockmaker and a pioneer of mass production

[@jordanbusby6231]

What do you think of herschede clocks?

[@jackoshaw]

I really don't know anything about Herschede clocks.... I see they are valuable and high quality.....

[@jordanbusby6231]

@@jackoshaw ok

[@jackdupont1883]

@@jackoshaw herscherde clock were made in north Mississippi which is kinda neat becauseI live in Mississippi not in Starkville where they made I worked on a customers herschedes clock