Clock Tower

A clock tower is a tall structure featuring a large clock face visible from a distance, often situated in town centers or public spaces. Its primary purpose is to provide an easily accessible time reference for the community. The tower usually contains a mechanical or electronic clock mechanism that drives the movement of the clock’s hands. Many also include bells that chime at regular intervals, marking the hour or other significant times. Clock towers combine functionality with architectural presence, serving as landmarks and symbols of local pride or history.