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We’re headed inside the National Watch and Clock Museum in Columbia to kick off this season of “A Day in the Life of Lancaster County” by LNP | LancasterOnline Podcasts. It was a busy day inside the museum as they prepped for a big convention and assembled a world record holding clock, all during normal museum hours. Plus, stick around to the end of the episode to see what else this season has in store! Stream on your favorite podcast platform. | LNP LancasterOnline

Escapements from three public clock movements on display at the Museum: 1) E. Howard & Company c. 1890 No. 1 Tower Clock Special Timepiece with a dead beat escapement; 2) Restored c. 1750 European turret clock movement with a recoil escapement; 3) Seth Thomas c. 1880 No. 4 Street Clock movement with a dead beat escapement. | National Watch & Clock Museum