Albert Washburn clock research, ca. 1937-1939.

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Albert Washburn clock research, ca. 1937-1939.

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Correspondence and papers relating to Willard Clocks, made by Massachusetts native Benjamin Willard in the 18th century. By 1764 Willard had moved to East Hartford, Connecticut, and was manufacturing there. The papers include minutes from the Boston Clock Club meetings and Willard's biography.

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Connecticut Historical Society

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Boston Clock Club.

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Willard, Benjamin, 1743-1803,

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Washburn, Albert Lincoln, 1911-2007

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