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American Clock and Watch Museum

American Clock and Watch Museum is located on Maple St. in the historic 1801 Miles Lewis House in Bristol. This museum is supplemented by two modern wings and displays more than 3,000 clocks and watches dating from the 1590s. The exhibits include grandfather clocks, shelf clocks, novelties and church-tower clocks; many strike simultaneously on the hour.

A re-created 1825 clock shop area, an 1890 Victorican clock and watch store and a sundial garden are also featured.

Location: 100 Maple St., Bristol Connecticut 06114 Telephone 860-583-6070 Fax 860-583-1862

Other History nearby:
(Litchfield) All Wars Memorial
(Madison) Allis-Bushnell House and Museum
(Bristol) American Clock and Watch Museum
(Hartford) Ancient Burying Ground
(Old Mystic) B.F. Clyde's Cider Mill
(Cheshire) Baker Character, Comic & Cartoon Museum

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