Clock Towers Condominium Association

05/09/2026

Clock Towers 2026 Board of Directors. L to R: Marlene Goldstein, Treasurer, Austin Shaeffer, Vice President, Thomas Cunrod, President, Robin Rader, Secretary, Ewa Krzeminska, Member at Large.

04/24/2026

The first 10 minutes feature a tour and history of this former Hamilton Watch factory, and an inside look at the tower clocks, with the legendary Tom Cunrod.

81 likes, 20 comments. "A Tour Of USA's Watchmaking Capital + Hamilton In Lancaster & The Actual Murph Movie Watch & More"

07/11/2024

Too hot to barbecue? No problem! When it's too hot outside for Weiner Wednesday, we move it indoors to our club room. All residents are invited. Good food, great company.

07/10/2024

Did you know that all the beautiful flowers on Clock Towers property are planted and maintained by residents here?

06/29/2024

First Meet Your Neighbors Happy Hour is in the books. A good time was had by all.

06/14/2024

First Weiner Wednesday of the summer season on the patio.

06/05/2024

2024-25 Condominium Board members: (l-r) George Flanigan, Karen Johnson,Susan Heim, Sherri Ross and Steve Volker.

03/25/2024

Hamilton Watch Company, established in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has carved a prestigious niche in the world of timekeeping. Renowned for its innovative design and precision, Hamilton quickly became synonymous with accuracy, especially after supplying watches to the U.S. Armed Forces during World War I and II. Their commitment to craftsmanship and innovation led to the creation of the world's first battery-powered watch, the Hamilton Electric 500, in 1957, marking a significant milestone in watchmaking history. Today, Hamilton continues to be celebrated for its fusion of American spirit with Swiss precision, offering a wide range of watches that cater to both professional timekeepers and fashion-forward consumers. Shown here is the Hamilton Watch factory floor taken on March 24, 1930.

03/16/2024

KEEP THE CLOCKS RUNNING

It began on Friday when the equipment with the lift rolled up to the Clock Towers, to remove the old wooden hands on the eight clock faces, as the first step towards satellite technology to keep the clocks running.

03/12/2024

Thanks for sharing an outstanding throw back in time for our historic building.

Here is an incredible aerial shot of the Hamilton Watch Company and Columbia Avenue from way back on March 12, 1938! Captured by the talented Henry S. Kenderdine, Sr., it's like a window to the past.

03/02/2024

Members of the Keep the Clocks Running Committee gathered last night on First Friday at Brent Miller Jewelers & Goldsmiths Hamilton Watch Store on N Duke Street, to celebrate the historic old clock on the outside of the Ezra Bowman Building at a special event.

Ryan Miller of Brent Miller Jewelers, has played an important role for the Clock Towers project to update our building’s historic clocks, and we look forward to our own future dedication of the eight tower clocks after the upgrade is completed.

Pictured left to right are Lynn Cunrod, Robin Rader, Andy Berfond & Tom Cunrod.