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]]> http://www.grandfatherclocksblog.com/clocks/grandfather-clocks-big-things-come-in-big-packages#comment-275 The Majesty of the Grandfather Clock : MInTheGap Fri, 13 Jun 2008 10:26:13 +0000 http://www.grandfatherclocksblog.com/grandfather-clock-styles/grandfather-clocks-big-things-come-in-big-packages#comment-275 [...] seems like today’s society actually wants things more minimalist, than big and bold.  The neat thing about a grandfather clock is the size of the space that it takes up.  It [...] [...] seems like today’s society actually wants things more minimalist, than big and bold.  The neat thing about a grandfather clock is the size of the space that it takes up.  It [...]

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