City Hall E. N. Welch hanging clock, late 19th century

Name/Title

City Hall E. N. Welch hanging clock, late 19th century

Entry/Object ID

1981.43.1

Description

Acc. No. 81.43.1 Subject Category: City Hall Date: Late 19th Century Object: clock Description: It is an octagon shaped, mahogany, hanging clock. E. N. Welch, Connecticut. One-day silent is printed on the face. History of Object: This is an old clock used in the first city Hall of Alameda. Acquired from: City of Alameda Date:

Interpretative Labels

Label

4/6/2020 MvL: current label: OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND GAS SHADES USED IN THE ALAMEDA CITY HALL. The City Hall, designed in the Richardson "Romanesque" style by the San Francisco architectural firm of Percy & Hamilton, cost $56,884 to construct. The corner stone was laid May 16, 1895 and construction completed in 1896. Donor: City of Alameda