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Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower

This beautiful old landmark clocktower dates to 1911. It was built as the clocktower for the factory (now demolished) that made Bromo Seltzer's headache and hangover cure. The city converted the building to artist studios in 2007, and installed a fire station at the bottom. The building is open to visitors on Saturdays.

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Address: 21 S Eutaw St
Hours: Sat 11AM-4PM
Price: Free entry; $8 for clock room tour
Website: bromoseltzertower.com (opens in a new tab)

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