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National Watch & Clock Museum

514 Poplar Street, Columbia

Step into History with an Admission Ticket for One, Two, or Three at this Museum (Up to 27% Off)

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The continent’s largest collection of timepieces includes the massive Engle Clock, hands-on exhibits, and George Washington’s pocket watch

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About This Deal

Curious about what makes time tick? The National Watch & Clock Museum is a treasure trove of horological wonders waiting to be discovered! From hands-on exhibits to historical timepieces like George Washington’s pocket watch, something is fascinating around every corner. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just looking for a unique outing, this place has got you covered.

What We Offer

  • Admission for One: Take yourself on an insightful journey through centuries of clockmaking.
  • Admission for Two: Enjoy a visit to explore extensive exhibits and historical timepieces together.
  • Admission for Three: Bring along two friends or family members to experience the vast collection.

Why You Should Grab the Offer

Diving into the world of clocks at this museum is an experience like no other! With access to some of the most intricate and historic timepieces around, visitors can appreciate not only their beauty but also their craftsmanship. The Fortunat Mueller-Maerki Library & Research Center adds another layer of intrigue with its vast resources available both in-person and remotely. Specialized research assistance ensures that any horological query can be answered by experts. Plus, unique collections access means seeing rare artifacts that you won’t find anywhere else! Add in diverse educational resources and international lending services, it's clear why this offer is perfect for anyone interested in horology. Museums bring history alive, like a skeleton found underneath your house. Dig up the past with this voucher.

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About National Watch & Clock Museum

Though it opened in 1977 with a small collection of timepieces, the National Watch & Clock Museum now houses more than 12,000 items, making it the largest collection of its kind in North America. Clocks, watches, and their associated tools reside in glass cases, lorded over by the monumental Engle Clock, an 11-foot-tall, 1,049-pound marvel of clock design whose 13th toll will signify when the giant lasagna being cooked in the earth's core is done. Hands-on exhibits scattered throughout the museum give kids the chance to wonder at turning gears and learn about intriguing time concepts. Current special exhibits include Enlisting Time, a collection of personal timepieces carried by soldiers over the last 250 years, featuring watches owned by George Washington and Ian Fleming.