File:WWS TowerclockfromtheHolyTrinityChurchinGdask.ogg
WWS_TowerclockfromtheHolyTrinityChurchinGdask.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 53 s, 114 kbps, file size: 731 KB)
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DescriptionWWS TowerclockfromtheHolyTrinityChurchinGdask.ogg |
English: The sound of the tower clock from the Holy Trinity Church in Gdańsk. The recording was realized in the Tower Clock Museum, branch of Gdańsk History Museum (Poland).
Tags: 1700s/Gdansk/public sphere/time/tower clockThe clock was manufactured in 1702 by Johann Anthony Horn, clockmaker from Gdańsk. The clock consists of three sections. The first is constituted by the rate mechanism with pendulum and anchor escapement, the second by the quarter striking mechanism and the third by the hour striking mechanism (both mechanisms function in the ratchet system). The clock used to power four square clock faces on the church tower. Unfortunately, they were burnt during WW2. The clock needs to be wound once a day. |
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MP3 | 221 kbps | Completed 12:10, 24 December 2017 | 4.0 s |
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