An iconic land mark of Milwaukee the home of Rockwell Automation a visit to the top of the clock tower is a must just to appreciate the size of the clock and the views from all 4 sides.

When you see it, you know you are in Milwaukee. Day or night, it catches the eye and stands for the manufacturing sector that is Milwaukee

You can see it from all directions and miles away and it's usually accurate. It's a Milwaukee landmark and represents a better era in Milwaukee's history.

Very interesting tour with my daughters school, we learned a lot of infomation about the building. People were very kind and helpful.

What can one say? It keeps good time. It can be seen for miles because it is so large. It reminds everyone, that works there, that time is the only thing we cannot manufacture; and we should trherefore do our best to not waste it.

If you are coming or going over the bridge you will always know the time. Has been a landmark for Milwaukee and the only 4 sided clock this large.Big Ben is only two sided.

The Allen-Bradley Clock is a get point to judging how far you are from your destination & it's just great to look at!!

I'm glad that time doesn't always bring about change. Seeing the Allen-Bradley clock always brings about nostalgic memories of good times over the years in Milwaukee with friends and family. I hope they always keep it up and going. It's a timeless classic to use a play on words.

Driving down I-94, or from whatever direction you view this 4-sided behemoth, you definitely know the time. Since Rockwell bought the building, I imagine it's now the Rockwell clock, but I'd like to think that, like a certain tower in Chicago, it will always be known by its original name. Is the A-B Clock still the largest four-face clock in... More