Swale Tourism
19th October 2021

Update from Sheerness

If you have visited Sheerness in the last week, you will have noticed the installation of timber hoarding around the clocktower site. The hoarding has been painted ‘Sheerness blue’ and in the coming week will be covered in historic images of the clocktower, alongside information on its history and the restoration project.

The graphics will include a timeline highlighted key dates for the clocktower, alongside a QR code linking you to these blogs for the most up to date information on its restoration.

Update from Derby

Work on the restoration of the Sheerness Clocktower is underway.

The clocktower has now been broken down into its original component parts, as it would have arrived in Sheerness nearly 120 years ago.

The parts can be seen here in the images, having been palletised by the team ready to be bead blasted, prior to its zinc coating.

 

Sheerness Clock Tower Boarding Time For Celebration

Sheerness Clock Tower Hoarding - Time For Celebration

Sheerness Clock Tower Boarding - Time For Restoration

Sheerness Clock Tower Hoarding - Time For Restoration

Sheerness The Crescent - Sheerness Clock Tower Boarding

Sheerness Clock Tower Hoarding - Sheerness Crescent

Sheerness Clock Tower Boarding Historic Images

Sheerness Clock Tower Hoarding - Historic Images

Sheerness Clock Tower Component Parts in Derby

Sheerness Clock Tower Component Parts in Derby - October 2021

Sheerness Clock Tower in Derby

Sheerness Clock Tower in Derby - October 2021

Sheerness Clock Tower Component Parts in Derby

Sheerness Clock Tower Component Parts in Derby - October 2021