Eagle Eye View At 3:42PM

The eagle and clock atop the South Station building in Boston are iconic features that have been part of the station since its opening in 1898. The clock, which has been hand-wound for over a century, is New England’s largest and only remaining three-legged gravity escapement mechanism, designed to keep time accurately despite environmental conditions1. The eagle, with an impressive wingspan of 8 feet, is a symbol of the station and serves as a popular meeting spot for locals4. Together, these elements contribute to the station’s historical significance and architectural beauty, making it a notable landmark in Boston.

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Size (W x H)	17" x 9.6", 26" x 14.4", 33.6" x 18.9"

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