Carr Clock Restoration

In 2015 the museum acquired a 19th Century longcase clock made by John Carr and Son of Swaffham. It stands 7'5" high and has an eight day striking movement. The clock was restored in 2015. These photographs and videos show its restoration (photography by Clifford J Freeman of Castlegate Clocks, Grantham). You will find the clock in the Ben Emmerson Room.

Pinion being drilled on main wheel

The new main wheel being milled

Hand piercing the main wheel

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Opening Hours

  • Mon - Thur: 10am to 4pm (last entry 3:30pm)
  • Fri & Sat: 10am to 1pm (last entry 12:30pm)
  • Sunday: Closed
  • Open every Bank Holiday except Christmas and New Year
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  • Adults: £4
  • Young person 5-18: £2
  • Family (1 or 2 adults & children): £9
  • No charge for Under 5's, Friends of Swaffham Heritage, National Art Pass Holders and Accompanying carers
  • Food and drink are not to be consumed on the premises and Assistance dogs are permitted.

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4 London Street
Swaffham
Norfolk
PE37 7DQ

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