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John Harrison - 27 October 2021
John Harrison 1693-1770 (2019-20) by Marcus Cornish, bronze. Barrow-upon-Humber.
John Harrison, Barrow's 'most famous son', was a clockmaker and inventor. He is seen here winding H4, the watch (marine chronometer) which enabled sailors to calculate their position at sea and solved 'the problem of longitude'.
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John Harrison, Barrow's 'most famous son', was a clockmaker and inventor. He is seen here winding H4, the watch (marine chronometer) which enabled sailors to calculate their position at sea and solved 'the problem of longitude'.
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