Ferry Building Strikes 12

The Ferry Building is a historic ferry terminal and marketplace located in San Francisco, California. The building was designed in 1892 by architect A. Paige Brown and was completed in 1898. When the building opened, it was the largest project undertaken in the city up to that time. The Ferry Building’s clock tower is modeled after the La Giralda in Seville, Spain. The tower has become one of the major landmarks of San Francisco, and is also on the National Register Of Historic Places. Even though the Ferry Building was mildly damaged during the 1906 and 1989 earthquakes that hit San Francisco, the building survived. The clock also contains a BRG carillon that rings every half hour.

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

You can just barley see the Thunderbolt poking out

[@singlestrobe]

Where I don’t see it all I see is the mystery siren

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

@@singlestrobe It's above the dial behind the ATI array. You can barley see the corner of the horn peeking out

[@Theofficalmetrochannel]

Do they celebrate New Years like they do in London where they have the clock ring in the new year then the light show?

[@mattw8910]

There's a new years event there, but the chimes aren't on during the event for some reason.

[@tonybarde2572]

Reminds me of Jolly London

[@Theofficalmetrochannel]

Isn't the clock tower not chiming right now due to renovations? currently in 2023

[@387FanGatwick]

I can see some speakers 🔊

[@NTXsirens-eas]

Those are sirens.

[@joncline8472]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its like big ben!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@farrelfar9329]

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