CLOCK OF THE WORLD
(July 17, 1955–Sept. 1966) As you entered Tomorrowland, you were originally greeted by the Clock of the World. The hours turned, and you could line it up with your part of the world. The little ball had the minutes on it and rotated. Apparently the reliability of this clock was not something to set your watch on. Not much information available about this, so if you’d like to contribute, feel free to email me!
Clock of the World July 1955
July 1955		 Clock of the World 1955
1955		 Clock of the World 1955
1955		 Clock of the World May 31, 1956
May 31, 1956		 Clock of the World 1956
1956		 Clock of The World 1950s
1956/57
Clock of The World 1957
1957		 Clock of The World 1957/58
1957/58		 Clock of the World, April 1958
April 1958		 Clock of the World, June 1958
June 1958		 Clock of the World, 1958
1958		 Clock of the World, March 1959
Clock of the World, March 1959
Clock of the World, August 1959
August 1959		 Clock of the World 1960s
Clock of the World, between 1960–1966		 Clock of the World and Alice in Wonderland, August 28, 1965
Aug. 28, 1965		 Tomorrowland Entrance
Tomorrowland Entrance, before 1966 (Panavue slide)
CoxPilot Remembers at Daveland
Clock of the World: Some of the things I remember about Tomorrowland involve sounds and smells. In fact, they were the strongest memories. The ropes on the flag poles down by the world clock would always be clanging, and it had an effect like a giant wind chime. You probably remember the sound from school days. Just multiply that by 49.
>> top of page
James Dean painting by Dave DeCaro

Commission Your Own Art!

Have a painting or caricature done of your favorite celebrity, family member, landscape, building, pet…or yourself! Email Dave today for a quote or view his art on the gallery page. Painting prices start @ $450; caricatures $75.
Tippi Hedren Painting by Dave DeCaro
©Dave DeCaro, All Rights Reserved