Station Clock - Remagen, Germany - Town Clocks on Waymarking.com

A station clock is a clock at a railway station that provides a standard indication of time to both passengers and railway staff.

A white clock in the shape of a saucer with a raised red rim against the white wall of the train station. The clock itself is behind glass.
Small black bars for the seconds and 12 longer bars for the 5 minutes.
The hands of the clock are also black.
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"In January 1858, the Cologne-Remagen railroad service was started. The classicist station building was built in 1859/60 and an iron vestibule was added in 1885, which was removed from Bonn station and rebuilt in Remagen. The listed building was renovated by Deutsche Bahn for its 125th anniversary in 1985. The "Maisons Laffitte Square" in front of the station is named after Remagen's French twin town."
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