Recently the National Watch and Clock Museum inventoried and organized 
interpretive panels from several of our past exhibits. These panels are 
available for rent to museums interested in exhibiting watchs and/or clocks 
from their collections. The subject areas covered include:

Tall case Clocks
American Watchmaking
Pillar & Scroll Clocks
Anniversary or 400-day Clocks
Clocks of Delaware

These panels were made in-house and by outside vendors and are in 
excellent, ready to exhibit condition. The panels include history of the 
manufacture of the related timepieces, timepiece identification and many 
other subjects. If you are interested, a complete list of the available panels 
can be made available.

We want to encourage as many museums and historic sites as possible to 
exhibit their timepieces. We can also provide assistance in the proper 
identification and handling of timepeices.

Noel Poirier
Museum Director
National Watch & Clock Museum

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