100 Maple Street
Bristol, CT 06010
Phone: (860) 583-6070
Fax: (860) 583-1862
Membership
The
Board of Directors of the American Clock & Watch Museum
cordially invite your participation in the activities of the
museum through membership. Membership provides families and
individuals the opportunity to help preserve America’s clock
making heritage and celebrate Connecticut’s critical role in
the industrial revolution.
Benefits
of membership include:
Free admission to museum & library
10% Discount in Sales Shop
Newsletter & program announcements
Copy of The Timepiece Journal
One Research Request per year
Voting at Annual Meeting
Annual Membership Foreign
Subscribers- Please add $8.00 per year
Foreign
Subscribers
Please Check Here
Individual
Includes all membership benefits mentioned above.
$30
Family
Above benifits for all immediate famly members.
$45
Contributing
Same benefits as Individual/Family for one year.
Four Museum passes to use with family or friends.
Invitation to Curator’s Tour/Lecture.
Two Research Requests per year.
$100
Multi-Year Memberships Foreign
Subscribers- Please add $8.00 per year
Foreign
Subscribers
Please Check Here
Individual
(3 years)
Same benefits as Individual Membership, for three years.
$80
Family (3 years)
Same benefits as Family Membership, for three years.
$125
Life
All benefits of the Individual membership for the lifetime of the member.
$1,500
“Connecticut’s historical resources are a window to the past, enrich our lives in the present, and represent a legacy to the future.”
- John W. Shannahan
State Historic preservation officer
Donations
(Gifts in excess of membership are tax deductible) Please call us with any questions. (860) 583-6070
If you would rather
print and mail in your application,
download it here: MemApp.pdf
The
Board of Directors of the American Clock & Watch Museum
cordially invite your participation in the activities of the
museum through membership. Membership provides families and
individuals the opportunity to help preserve America’s clock
making heritage and celebrate Connecticut’s critical role in
the industrial revolution.
(The application
is in adobe acrobat format 