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This clock is situated on the Town council building on Main Street, Keswick, Cumbria.
Pup's Clock - Keswick, Cumbria
The Pushing Young Peoples (PUPs) Society was formed in 1928 and raised the money for this clock and for many other local good causes.
The clock was refurbished in 1994
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The Barrow in Furness Town Hall Clock stands proud over the south Cumbrian town.
Barrow in Furness Town Hall Clock
The clock is over 130 years old and a rare Remintoir 30 second escarpment type.
The big hand pointer tip travels about 57 miles per year
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Perched high above the Stricklandgate and Highgate junction in Kendal stands the town hall clock.
Kendal Town Hall Clock
The bell tower contains 11 bells and strikes the hour and quarters.
On the hour assorted folk songs are played.
The current bells were first rung at 11am on the 22 June 1897 to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.
The hour bell was cast in 1897 by Taylor and weighs 44100lbs
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