The Lonan Parish Millennium Clock - Baldrine, Lonan, Isle of Man - Made for the Millennium on Waymarking.com

The Lonan Parish Millennium Clock is in the centre of the village of Baldrine close to the Baldrine Methodist Church.

This clock is a free standing 'tower' with four identical white faces, with black roman numerals at the five minute intervals and minute markers. Each clock face has black minute and hour hands. The Tower is cast-iron painted green with gold lining. The 'tower' is topped by a fancy gold ornament.

There is a plaque in front of the tower facing the Main Road on which is inscribed the following text in gold lettering:
'The Lonan Parish Millennium Clock
was erected by the
Parish Commissioners with
assistance of Mann 2000 Committee
this commemorative plaque was unveiled
by Mr William Paul Hampton
On Saturday March 25th 2000

Board Members:
Mr R.M. White (Chairman)
MR J.T. Faragher C.P. (Vice Chairman)
Mr A.M. Kelly
Capt. S.P. Carter
Mrs C.A. Parkes
Mrs S.M. Kinrade (Clerk)
At the top of the plaque is a representation of the 'Old Lonan Church' which is the 'logo' of the Lonan Parish.

Can you tell us who created the item: The Lonan Parish Commissioners with assistance of Mann 2000 Committee Condition of the item: Good So what did YOU do for the millennium?: Stayed home Related web site: Not listed

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