This 46-page catalog documents twelve of the earliest examples of the 18^th century clocks made by Simon (1753-1848) and Aaron (1757-1844) Willard in Grafton and Roxbury, Massachusetts. Today, fewer than three dozen of these early clocks are known to survive. Simon Willard charged ten dollars for this clock in the 1780's; today, they are among the most highly prized examples of the early work of Willard clockmakers. The soft cover book contains over 70 illustrations and graphs, mostly in color.

The Willard House and Clock Museum and the Willard Family Clockmakers, by Roger Robinson and Herschel Burt.

This 262-page hard-cover book chronicles the history of the Willard family and includes color and black and white photographs detailing 70 of the clocks in the museum's collection

This 358 page hard-cover book is an essential reference for any student, collector, or dealer in early American clocks, furniture, antiques, or decorative arts. Written by the recognized expert on patent timepieces, this book is the most comprehensive, accurate, and up to date listing of early 19^th century New England pre-industrial clockmakers. It includes detailed biographies of over 1,000 clockmakers, cabinetmakers, ornamental painters, brass founders, and allied craftsmen. It has over 650 detailed illustrations, 345 in full color.