Tidepieces - Portland Head Light Tide Clock - Navy reactive glaze author and retired highway engineer
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author and retired highway engineer Larry Larned combines images from his personal collection with a thoroughly researched and informative text to tell the story of the Merritt
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Tidepieces - Portland Head Light Tide Clock - Navy reactive glaze author and retired highway engineerHandcrafted by local artisan, Alan Winick, this tide clock has the image of Portland Head Light & has a tide rising and falling as the actual tide in your location goes from high to low. Portland Head Light is in Cape Elizabeth at the entrance to Portland Harbor. In 1791, construction was finished and its the oldest one in Maine. Tide clock has a navy blue wood frame with dual faced clock. Bottom of clock provides the traditional tide clock showing