The Urton Clock House at Ariel-Foundation Park serves as an event space available for rent.
Our Urton Clock House Museum and Party Room can easily accommodate an event for up to 72 guests, and the onsite museum provides a deeper look into the past of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant, one of the largest of its kind in the world, and its employees. The Foundation Park Conservancy and the Kenyon College Rural Life Center interviewed former employees of PPG to create this valuable archive along with Curators, Howard Sacks and Dick Murray. The Urton Clock House is located at 10 Pittsburgh Ave. next to the Rastin Observation Tower.
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This museum preserves the history of PPG and the importance of the glass industry to our community.
