Visiting the National Watch and Clock Museum
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- I visited the largest and most comprehensive horological collection in North America. This museum houses some of the rarest and most fascinating watches and clocks still in existence. For a watch enthusiast or a lover of history; it is well worth a trip to Columbia PA where the Museum is located.
Thank you to Rory and El, for allowing me to film my experience in the research center and the museum. I was a lovely time.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to do this great video that has such wonderful perspective on our Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, and I appreciate that you mentioned the Forums in your video!
It was an absolute pleasure getting to visit and tour with you Bruce. Great content as always.
So glad you've put this together.
Absolutely fascinating, what an experience for the eyes & ears...
Great idea filming this Bruce. I went several years ago when Mr. Murphy himself gave a guided tour. It was highly informative. He talked about restoring the Patek minute repeater (I believe) pocket watch on display which may be one of a kind. This is truly a gem out in Amish country.
That is awesome!
Thanks for sharing this. As a fellow clock collector and member of the NAWCC for 27 years living in South Australia, it was great to see some recent footage of the museum collection. I only found your video after you were briefly mentioned in the NAWCC's latest edition of the Mart. I hope to visit there sometime in the future once things settle down. In the meantime your video will suffice. Cheers, Steve
Hey Bruce, thanks for this nice overview. I live a little over an hour NW of this place and have always had a hankering to visit but never got around to it😟 But seeing some of what they house has reignited the urgency to get down there. Thanks again!
Very cool. I will be there Friday the 8 Sep. Thank you for posting Bruce.
Great video, Bruce. Thanks for the tour.
Wow- super fun! Got to be on the bucket list
Awesome!
Super cool. Thanks for sharing Bruce!
Excellent video. Thanks for showing us this treasure of a place.
Thanks for watching John
Maxwell Keeper’s favorite museum.
The finishing standard was just soo much higher than what we get now (talking about mainstream brands)
Very cool 😎
Thanks Bruce, adding this to my bucket list along with Gettysburg!!!
I want to visit Gettysburg next time. So much to do in the area
Only a 45 min drive from the museum. We also love doing the ghost tours at night....
I was wondering if you'd make it there. I was there a few yrs ago and it's really a great place to visit. Another place not to far away is RGM but not sure if you can do tours. May have to call ahead. Great video as always.
3:38 this place is definitely haunted 👀
Hi . Good place to visit.
Here placed In Denmark, Copenhagen we have Jens Olsen World clock the most precise clock in the human territory , its Astronomical! Look it up there is a story behind it.
There’s only one criticism I have for this video and your other videos in Pennsylvania. The pronunciation of Lancaster is going to rile up the locals! I’m sure there’s a UA-cam video on the correct pronunciation but the emphasis is on different syllables. Keep up the great work, really enjoyed seeing the museum.
I was taught by a native 😬 I probably butcher it but I understand it's supposed to be said more like lyn-kester and not lAn-caster
Maybe if I take my wife she will appreciate our hobby more.