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The Eastgate Clock with its ornate ironwork and clock faces on top of the sandstone Eastgate arch over Eastgate Street, Chester.
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Eastgate Clock

The Eastgate Clock stands on top of the Eastgate, a sandstone gateway in Chester's city walls on the site of the eastern entrance to the Roman fortress of Deva. The three-arched gate dates from 1768; the clock, designed by John Douglas, was added in 1899 for Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee and has four faces under a copper cupola.

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