10 Court Square Clock - West Plains, Mo. - Town Clocks on Waymarking.com

This clock is attached to the northwest corner of the second story of the 10 Court Square. The clock is white, double-faced, with black Roman numerals. It was made by Lumichron. The clock has metal decorative scrollwork that reads:

Office Square
10 Court Square

Information on the building from the National Register application:
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"1916.

A two-story, brick, commercial building with a three bay facade. The facade is accented with stone pilasters between each bay, a stone belt course and stone cornices with decorative carving. The cornices are located between the first and second floors and a few feet down from the roofline. The one at the top of the facade also has stone dentils. The entrance is accented by a stone pediment supported on stone pilasters and stone brackets. Transoms above the first floor windows have been infilled with turquoise metal panels. The double-hung second floor windows have flat stone lintels and are early or original. The stairwell to the second floor spaces is reached via a door in the south bay of the facade."

Status: Working Display: Mounted Year built: Not listed Web link to additional info: Not listed

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