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Rue de l'Horloge
France

Clock Tower

The clock Towerwas built during 15th century, on the foundation of a tower from the ancient Gallo-Roman barrack. It was first used as an earl’s prison, and converted to a clock and bell tower in 1483. It was ravaged by flames in 1825, but restored after then, and much of it was reconstructed identically to the original building from 1891 to 1893. The dial of Clock Tower is very special; it tells time with two hands. In fact, it not only has a lunar dial but also a solar dial; they show the movements of the moon and the sun.

A chamber which is contains the mechanism of the clock installed by the citizens of Auxerre in the 15th century. The gear room of the clock was installed by the citizens of Auxerre in 15th century.

The home of Auxerre bailiff Guillaume Roussel was located near the tower, an eccentric character who inspired the song “Cadet Roussel”.

Copyright: Philippe Moris
Type: Cylindrical
Resolution: 8000x3378
Taken: 15/07/2014
上传: 07/08/2014
Published: 29/09/2014
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Tags: tour de l'horloge; auxerre
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