Other Forms — Willard House & Clock Museum Use the form on the right to contact us. You can edit the text in this area, and change where the contact form on the right submits to, by entering edit mode using the modes on the bottom right. 11 Willard Street North Grafton MA 01536 5088393500 info@willardhouse.org The Willard House & Clock Museum is a historic place with festive roots, right in the heart of Massachusetts. Come visit us for a guided tour of our museum. Willard House & Clock Museum Info Email Other Forms There are numerous other forms represented in the Willard collection here at the Museum. The magnificent Gallery Clock made by Simon Willard for the First Church in Roxbury in 1804, tops this list as simply the best known. Shelf clocks, in standard and miniature case styles, are led by what is probably Simon’s first clock, a simple one-day clock in a cherry case made about 1770; both the patent alarm timepieces or “Lighthouse” clocks demonstrate two distinctly different approaches to case work, and the remarkable Simon Willard clock with manual almanac in the base on loan from the Dedham Historical Society and Museum was a joint effort by Willard and Paul Revere in 1781. Please click on the image below to learn more about the object. Simon Willard, c. 1790 Simon Willard, 1805 Aaron Willard, c. 1780 Simon Willard, ca. 1824 Aaron Willard, c. 1825 Simon Willard, c. 1820 Simon Willard, 1781 Simon Willard, c. 1769 Simon Willard, 1830-50 D. Goddard, Swiss-style, ca. 1860s Benjamin Goddard, c. 1830-50 Luther Goddard, c. 1810 Back To the Collection