Time ticking on move for historic downtown clock
My DJC colleague Lynn Porter reported today that the Carroll’s Fine Jewelry clock that has been on Fourth Avenue near Pike Street since 1913 could make a move to MOHAI.
Carrolls Clock photo courtesy of MOHAI
Carroll’s closed this Spring. The Carroll family has donated the two-ton freestanding cast iron timepiece to the Museum of History & Industry.
The Seattle Landmarks Preservation board will weigh in on the landmark’s move at its Aug. 6 meeting.
Eight other Seattle street clocks are also designated city landmarks. They include the Ben Bridge jewelry store clock at the Fourth and Pike Building and the Greenwood Jewelers clock on North 85th Street.
Tags: Carroll's clock, Historic, Old Seattle, Seattle History, Seattle landmark
