Maryland Chapter 11 NAWCC
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
Maryland Chapter 11 of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
is dedicated to providing an opportunity for those interested in all things horological
to meet and exchange ideas in the buying, selling, collecting and studying of
clocks, watches and other horological items.
Through periodic chapter meetings the Chapter provides an opportunity
for fellowship with others with the same interests and their spouses.
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Last update 1 April 2007
Officers and Directors
Officers:
President: Jim Bruzdzinski 410-687-2373 Past President:Frank Goad Secretary: Bill Kuehn Treasurer: Bill Miller FNAWCC 410-592-7013
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Directors:
Bill Bonta Past President Bob Butler Past President Fred Crow FNAWCC Past President Mike Eder Past President Gordon Graves George Hudson Past President Bob Knight Past President |
Meetings
Sunday, June 3, 2006: Breakfast Meeting -- Election of Officers
Topic: Restoring Wood Works Clocks -- George Hudson
Saturday, September 15, 2007: Joint Meeting -- Woodsboro
Philadelphia Chapter 1
Washington, D.C. Chapter 12
Free State Chapter 141
Directions
to Kiwanis Hall meeting place:From the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) Exit 20
turn Southeast on Reisterstown Road (SR140)for about 1 mile
In Pikesville turn left on Sudbrook Lane for about 1 block
turn left to parking lot entrance between Kiwanis Hall (stone building) and Fire Station
Member News
We regret to announce the death of Donal A. Jones. Donal died suddenly on February 16th as a result of a heart problem. Born in Chicago, IL on June 6, 1930, he served 2 years in the U.S. Army transportation corps. He obtained his watchmaker certification in 1954 and was active in watch repairs until his death. Donal attended meetings in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Pennsylvania area. Our condolences to his family.
Recent Events
At the meeting on March 18, 2007, Tom Mostyn presented a program on calendar clocks. As usual, it was well received by those in attendance.
Over the past two years, various members of the chapter have taken it upon themselves to re-visit these clocks and add any others that were either missed in 1976-77 or were added since then. In searching out clocks to visit, we are indebted to the work done by Thomas and W. Francillon in supplying information on Seth Thomas (ST) and E. Howard (EH) clocks in Maryland. We have expanded our project from Baltimore to include all of Maryland and we have tried to put together a table indicating the information we have so far. Column 1 of this table is a two-letter designation of the city or town, Column 2 is our ID# composed of two letters followed by the year the clock was installed. Column 3 is the current name followed by any previous name below it. Column 4 is the source of our information other than our actual visit. Column 5 is the year the clock was installed. Column 6 is the maker. Column 7 is the model number and/or the number of dials. Column 8, first line indicates the city or town, second line indicates the year(s) we have visited it and the rest is other pertinent information.
From time to time we will display pictures of some of the clocks we have visited. To see pictures of the Bromo Seltzer tower, To see pictures of the Bromo Seltzer tower clock, please click here.
We would appreciate any information you might be able to supply to fill in the many gaps including clocks not on the list. At this point we are concentrating on clocks installed at least 50 years ago, especially mechanical clocks. To see the table, click [here] The table is in alphabetical order by town.
To send information Mike Eder
and indicate Tower Clock Project in the Subject line.
Fred Crow and Bill Miller continue to work on the B&O Clock
Restoration and maintenance project.
National and Nearby Chapters
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Philadelphia Chapter 1 Washington, D.C. Chapter 12 Free State Chapter 141 Chapter 11 makes no warranty about the
following sites but provides these links as a convenience for its
members
R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts Antique World - Clocks Merritts LaRose Hints and Tips from the BHI NIST Atomic Time
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