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Willard-Style Banjo Wall Clock

Harvard University Clock Collection Joseph Willard (1738-1804); to his son Joseph Willard (1798-1865); to his son Robert Willard (1838-1892); to his daughter Theodora Willard (1870-1937); her bequest to Harvard University 1937. Harvard University Clock Collection Bequest of Theodora Willard 1937

Unidentified Maker (Artist)

19th century 1800 1899

American

Title: Willard-Style Banjo Wall Clock

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