Barnsley Station Clock
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Barnsley Railway Station Clock

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A characterful reproduction of a vintage railway station clock, with a stripped-back design that suits both traditional and contemporary interiors. The carefully distressed dial creates an authentically aged appearance, complemented by fine metal hands faithful to the period.

Authentic metal construction. Made with a metal dial base to capture the iconic style of the original railway clock face, with an aged dial and period-style metal hands. Each clock is produced in the UK and fitted with a high-torque, battery-powered quartz movement. View history ↓

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Barnsley Station History

Originally part of the South Yorkshire Railway (SYR) network during which time the station traffic had increased significantly during the industrial revolution moving coal across the nation. It enjoyed significant modernisation in the early 1900’s with the line falling into LNER’s management.

Passenger movement increased sensationally from the 1930’s onwards particularly during World War ll when it became an important hub for troop movements and war time supplies transportation. But like so many of its neighbours Barnsley Station saw significant post war decline in use with the increased usage of roads for both freight and passenger transport.

As railway usage returned to popularity in the late 1900’s the station was more or less reborn becoming a vital hub for connections to Sheffield, Leeds, and Manchester and saw a £7 million upgrade.

Material specifications

Metal dial base with an aged finish, period-style metal hands and open-face construction. Hand assembled in the UK with a battery-powered high-torque quartz movement.

Medium: 11″ (28 cm). Large: 15.5″ (40 cm).

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