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American Clock and Watch Museum

Staff

Donald Muller, Executive Director

Colleen Nicastro, Director of Interpretation

Jill Godbout, Office Coordinator

Joan Brown, Receptionist

Barbara Cerrina, Receptionist
 
 Judy Chatfield, Receptionist
 
Kathleen Milish, Receptionist
 
Rose Quilty, Receptionist
 
Michelle Milczanowski is working on a contract basis on the Annual Fund
 
 
 
 
 













Every Friday morning during the museum’s season, two volunteers, Mel Brown & Paul D’April, visit the exhibit galleries to wind clocks.  One Friday, Zander Jukac of Southport, CT and his mother came to the museum to watch this process.   Zander followed Paul around the museum to learn about the clocks including the Ansonia “Gloria” swinging ball pendulum clock and the New Haven Clock Co. “Ignatz” flying pendulum clock.  It appears as though the horology field has a new recruit.

Volunteers
 
 The following individuals are volunteers at the museum as group tour guides, daily tour guides or building & grounds workers:

Bob Barnett, Joan Brown, Mel Brown, Dick Carlson, Diane Carter, Paul D’Aprile, Gail Dunnrowicz, Dick Gavitt, Tom Grimshaw, Jean Haines, Bruce Haynes, Richard Huck, Ron Jones, Henrietta Kablick, Ann Kolsun, Regi Kowalski, Bob Lagasse, Tom Manning, John Morse, Sal Palmieri, Dave Powell, Jeannine Provenzano, Shirley Reynolds, Joseph Skelskey, Perry Spinelli, Carmel Sullivan and Austin Tedesco. Members of the Bristol Garden Club under the leadership of Lennie Strauss plant and tend the sundial garden behind the Lewis House.