From February 6 to March 2 the Museum will open its doors to members of the Lower Susquehanna Valley Modular Railroaders, who build, display, and operate layouts throughout Central Pennsylvania. This exhibit has been on display in the Museum for the last several years. This year another four feet have been added to the 40-foot display of previous years.

 

Pack a lunch and join the National Watch and Clock Museum for its Lunch “Time” presentation, “Reverse Painting on Glass” on Wednesday, February 14. Lee Davis, a 50-year member of the NAWCC, will discuss how circa 1820–60 clock tablets were reverse painted with gold leaf borders, stenciled designs, and transfers. If time permits, Davis will actually demonstrate gold leafing on glass. Click for more details

 

The National Watch & Clock Museum's Director, Noel Poirier, will present on the process of how one should go about making an object donation to a museum. What are the procedures, benefits, pitfalls, concerns, etc. that any museum donor should be aware of when considering making a donation to a museum.

 

Get your friends together for an evening of friendship, clock making and socializing. The Museum will provide a number of clock making and art supplies to help you create your own one-of-kind quartz movement clock to take home. Click for more details

 

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Pack a lunch and join the National Watch and Clock Museum for its Lunch “Time” presentation.

 

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