Wood Works and Early American

• Cog Counters Facebook Page - Chapter #194 of the NAWCC: dedicated to the development and history of wood movement clocks
• NAWCC Wood Movement Clocks Forum - a specialized forum for all types of wood clocks
• 30-Hour Terry Movement ID (Excel file)
• The Labels & Printers Project facilitates identification and dating of early North American clocks - specifically those clocks which have a label pasted inside the case.

Horological Organizations

• National Association of Clock & Watch Collectors - Welcome to the NAWCC! Our Association seeks to encourage and stimulate interest in the art and science of timekeeping.
• British Horological Society - Since 1858, the British Horological Institute has been training people in this craft, both professionals and enthusiasts, from beginners to masters.
• American Watchmakers- Clockmakers Institute - Supporting and advancing horology through education and cooperation

Museums

• American Clock & Watch Museum - Step back in time with a visit to the American Clock & Watch Museum, Inc. Located in America’s great clockmaking city, Bristol, CT.
• Canadian Clock Museum - Showcasing the heritage of Canada’s many clock manufacturers and sellers from the early 1800s to the present time.
• Horology - The Index: Museums - all over the world

Articles on various aspects of the History of Clockmaking, Horology and Watches (link provided by Amelia who has developed a strong interest in learning more about horology):

• https://www.jomashop.com/academy/article/a-history-of-horology-clockmaking-and-watches/

Commercial Links:

• Cottone Auctions
• Antique American Clocks
• Schmitt Horan & Co.
• Heritage Park Publishing