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The Middlesex Guildhall and Tony Geering with the original clock he saved and returned to The Guildhall - Image 1
The Middlesex Guildhall and Tony Geering with the original clock he saved and returned to The Guildhall - Image 2
The Middlesex Guildhall and Tony Geering with the original clock he saved and returned to The Guildhall - Image 3
The Middlesex Guildhall and Tony Geering with the original clock he saved and returned to The Guildhall - Image 4
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The Middlesex Guildhall and Tony Geering with the original clock he saved and returned to The Guildhall

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In the third image below of the courts interior, the window to the left flanked by two oil paintings on top of the bookcase, this is the original space the clock sat when the courts were built and where it is now back in it's rightful spot.

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