The supporting members of the Museum have completed many restoration projects throughout the years, including the restoration of the hosting Whatcom Museum's tower clock. The West Coast Clock & Watch Museum continues to be dedicated to global restorative efforts in horology.

Information regarding restorative projects will be announced in News; and, we will detail projects here. The Museum and supporting N.A.W.C.C. Chapters will partner with government agencies, historical associations, private organizations, private individuals and companies on a case-by-case basis. Community partners can contact the Museum for information on restoration projects by completing the form below:

Restoration Request Form
A museum representative will contact you shortly after submitting.
As always, your information and identity is kept strictly confidential unless you authorize otherwise.

Select one of the following that best describes your position or interest in the project?

Government Agency Contact
Historical Society Contact
Private Organization/Association Contact

Private Company Contact
Other Contact (i.e. concerned citizen)

What type of Timepiece? Choose one of the following.

Describe briefly, the details of the project: (650 character limit)

Tell us how to get in touch with you:

Name
E-mail
Tel
FAX

Please contact me as soon as possible regarding this matter.

Restoration

Restoration Request Form A museum representative will contact you shortly after submitting. As always, your information and identity is kept strictly confidential unless you authorize otherwise.

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Restoration Request Form
A museum representative will contact you shortly after submitting.
As always, your information and identity is kept strictly confidential unless you authorize otherwise.