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Workers removed the hands from the clock on the historic Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower on Eutaw Street. The 100-year-old hands, which are made of wood and bronze and weigh about 200 pounds each, were taken off the clock and lowered into a window on the 15th floor of the tower. Managed by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, the tower is open to the public once a month when visitors can browse through the building, visit with artists in their studios and purchase artwork.
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