Ohio Clock, Historic clock in the United States
The Ohio Clock is a prominent timepiece located in the United States Capitol.
Commissioned in 1815, the clock has witnessed significant events in American history.
It symbolizes the enduring nature of American democracy over time.
Senators often reference the Ohio Clock when speaking about timing.
The clock's minute hand is mistakenly attributed to being stopped for historical events.
Location: Washington, D.C.
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