2011 G SHOCK WATCHES

Okay, so it's surprisingly hard to figure out which label goes with which item, but I did my best.

1: Watch with Alarm
Case and movement of gilded brass
Movement by Nicholas Vallin (act. c. 1590, d. 1603)
England (London)
c. 1600
Item number: 17.190.1476

2: Watch
Case of gold, partly enameled, with rock crystal; movement of brass and steel
By Nicholas Vallin (act. 1590, d. 1603)
English (London)
c. 1600
Item number: 17.190.1475

3: Watch
Case of silver and gilded brass; movement of brass and steel
By James Vautrollier (recorded 1622 - 41)
English (London)
c. 1620 - 25
Item number: 17.190.1553

4: Watch
Case of silver; movement of brass and steel
Item number: John Midnall (rec. 1620 - 41)
English (London)
c. 1625 - 30
Item number: 17.190.1472

5: Table Clock with Leather Outer Case
Gilded brass; silver dial; brass and iron movement
By Bartholomew W. Newsam (act. 1572 - 93)
English (London)
c. 1590
Item number: 17.190.1514a, b

6: Clock Watch
Case of gilded brass; movement of gilded brass and iron
By Michael Nouwen (rec. 1571 - 1613)
English (London)
c. 1600 - 1610
Item number: 17.190.1549

This is Jeff Powell's little girl he was a student of Angle lake she had no idea that her dad's past just went up in smoke she was far more interested in all the grown ups with cameras and microphones being nice to her. God bless little girls ability to make tragedy go away...


Jeff Powell attended the elementary school here in the 1970s.


He knew the building had been abandoned and boarded up for years, but still thought it's hard to watch it go this way.

"Beautiful building, hardwood floors up and down the hall," he said.
"It's sad, it's sad. It was a nice building."
“I called my mom and told her to call up my other brothers and sisters and tell them because we all got memories here,” said Jeff Powell who saw the smoke from Interstate 5.


In the end the fire was determined to be arson