The Gray Homestead, SW Alberta | Black, Framed 10" Wall Clock
Directly north of Medicine Hat halfway to Edmonton, 50ft from the gravel shoulder of a dusty rural Hwy 886, rests the remnants of The Gray Homestead. Rotting plank by plank the universe is reclaiming this 1913 relic of a settler family's modest life in Southwest Alberta. The tiny home falls silent today as time runs out but fortunately if you have a small supply of AA batteries it can live on forever as a dramatic, rustic silent clock face that will add a little living/dying Canadian history to your room.
Features:
- Original Lucid Times photography
- Vibrant 300 dpi photo print-production from a US printshop
- Wooden frame, plexiglass face and metal clock mechanism
- Pre-installed backside hook for quick, secure hanging
- Requires 1 AA battery (not included)
- Easy to dust and clean
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Many variations
Available in natural wood, black and white frame variations with black or white hands to match your design
Pre-installed hook
Built in backside hook for easy hanging
Vibrant colors
The latest printing techniques provide bright and intense colors
Wipe the dust off gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.
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