{"id":"9cd4d208-5508-4e60-b537-bb8a1d2bf6e9","name":"Historic Street Clock of Reno","url":"https://citybotmagic.com/us/nv/reno/historic-street-clock-of-reno/","api":"https://citybotmagic.com/api/v1/us/nv/reno/historic-street-clock-of-reno.json","category":"monument","categoryLabel":"Monument","group":"cultural_and_historic","groupLabel":"Culture & History","address":"80 Old U.S. 395","city":"Reno","state":"NV","postcode":"89501","lat":39.52575792,"lon":-119.81285484,"website":"https://renohistorical.org/items/show/244","socials":["https://www.facebook.com/653878921655508"],"description":"The Ginsburg clock, also known as the Park Lane clock, or Mall clock, was first installed in front of the Ginsburg Jewelry Co., 133 North Virginia Street, in 1935. It remained there for decades before it was moved to the Park Lane Mall in 1967 and to its current location in front of Reno City Hall in 2012. \n\r\nThe clock was purchased from Joseph Mayer, a Seattle clockmaker, and reportedly also has parts made by the E. Howard Company, another prominent clockmaker from Boston. The E. Howard...","websiteChecked":"2026-10-13","sources":[{"dataset":"meta","license":"CDLA-Permissive-2.0","updated":"2026-09-14"}]}