New informative signage has been unveiled at St Albans Clock Tower to enhance the experience for visitors.
The new signage was unveiled by Mayor of St Albans and patron of the Tour Guides Association, Cllr Anthony Rowlands, and chairman of the St Albans Tour Guides Terry Turner.
They were joined on the roof of the tower on Friday, August 18, by staff from St Albans Museum + Gallery and the 'Clockateers'.
Mayor Cllr Rowlands said: "The Clock Tower is one of our most loved and instantly recognisable landmarks as well as a great visitor attraction.
"I was very impressed by the new signage and thank the Tour Guides for providing it.
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"It will help explain the fascinating history and importance of the tower to all who climb to the top to take in the panoramic views."
The signage, funded by the Tour Guides, is a collaboration between the St Albans Tour Guides, the Clockateers, St Albans Museums and the council.
It was produced by local graphic designer Roy Bellamy, working with Terry Turner and Clockateers chairman Robert Osborne, and featuring photos taken by local photographer Ricky Barnett.
The Clock Tower is open from 10.30am to 5pm every weekend and bank holiday until October 1.
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