Free, enter the library from the street side opposite the parking lot.Lots of interesting clocks. They also have a working old mechanical punch card clock, kids got a kick out of that.I wouldnt make a trip to see it, but absolutely swing by if youre near.

Fascinating collection of many types of time pieces. Layout of the space is creative. There is an audio tour available with a mobile device, but I didnt try it. Enough included signage but not too much to overload. I was lucky enough that my visit coincided with the noon cuckoos and gongs, each slightly off from another, so the space was filled with lovely sound as I walked through. Highly recommend.

Many rare clocks, worth a 40 mins drive

My husband loves clock especially older clocks. We had a little difficulty finding the museum because we did not realize it was inside the library. Nevertheless it was only a couple of moments to go in and check. The staff was cordial and very accommodating for us to have a tour. We spent over an hour looking at the many styles, types of clocks from grandfather to antique alarm clocks. While I enjoyed the museum I think my husband really got a lot out of this place. A whole lot of clocks and what is fun is when several go off all at once. Cool place.

More than youd expect from a free museum in the library of a small town. Plenty to look at and learn. Community cared for feel.

This museum is very nice and changes to display different clocks. Would highly recommend it

An interesting collection of clocks.

Great place for all ages