Clock Tower 350 Yards North East Of Westcroft Park

The Clock Tower, located 350 yards northeast of Westcroft Park, is a bell tower built around 1910 for H.O. Serpell. It features a timber frame with herringbone brick infill and has a pyramidal plain tiled roof topped with a metal finial. The square tower has deep eaves and a hip roof with louvred openings. At the top, there is an open bell chamber that houses a carillon of 25 bells, with a clock face positioned below. The tower section includes a two-light wood-framed, diamond pane leaded casement window at the center, flanked by pentice roofs on either side. The ground floor has a central arched plank door, with arched openings on either side. The base of the tower features jettied gables on the return fronts.