File:Chest tomb c.1776 to John Harrison (3).jpg

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English: Chest tomb c.1776, originally railed, to John Harrison and his family. Harrison (d.1776) invented the marine chronometer, and the monument has details of his life and that of his son William, also buried here, who tested his chronometers on sea voyages and assisted his father in a long struggle to claim a £20,000 prize. This was the subject of the book 'Longitude', serialised on television. The tomb was restored in 1879 by the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers and was later renewed in 1934 when the railings were removed.
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