Stevenage Clock Tower

The 19-meter clock tower rises from a rectangular pool with water features, displaying granite cladding and four illuminated clock faces at its upper section.

Queen Elizabeth II unveiled this concrete structure in 1959 as part of the ceremony marking the completion of Stevenage's first town center development phase.

The western face of the tower features a bronze relief sculpture by Franta Belsky depicting Lewis Silkin, who implemented the New Towns Act of 1946.

The clock tower stands in the center of Town Square, near shopping facilities and public transportation connections in the Stevenage town center.

The structure incorporates Carter's pattern-making tiles in black, grey, yellow, and white colors, creating distinctive geometric patterns across its surfaces.

Location: Stevenage

GPS coordinates: 51.90168,-0.20160

Latest update: March 6, 2025 11:37