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The Luxury of Time: Clocks from 1550-1800

by isleofman.com 23rd August 2020

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The special display of rare and significant historical timepieces telling the story of the golden age of innovation in British watch and clock making has been extended at the Manx Museum. Paul Moulton talks with Island resident Dr. John C Taylor OBE, an engineer, entrepreneur and one of the UK’s most prolific inventors.

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Sunday 23rd, August 2020 12:00pm.

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