Gastown Steam Clock
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Creator of Gastown’s famous steam clock dies at 84Raymond Saunders had a lifelong passion for timepieces but his most famous invention dates back to 1977 — the Gastown Steam Clock.CanadaNov 27, 2024
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Vancouver’s iconic steam clock creator finally winding downRay Saunders has been designing and building for the past 63 years, but it’s his steam clock in Gastown that’s made him Vancouver’s most famous horologist.TechAug 15, 2023
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Smashed glass repaired on Gastown steam clockThe cost for materials and labour to repair the clock came in at $963, plus tax.CrimeMay 4, 2022
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Glass smashed on Vancouver tourist-favourite Gastown steam clockInvestigators are working to determine if the attraction was intentionally damaged, and are seeking witnesses and security footage.CrimeMay 1, 2022
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Gastown Steam Clock creator ‘lucky to be alive’ after serious fall while on the jobLast week, Ray Saunders suffered serious injuries while working on a clock in Ladner.Sep 20, 2019
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Vancouver man creates awesome Lego replicas of local landmarksThey call themselves AFOLs and Johnathon Vaughn became an Adult Fan Of Lego about a year-and-a-half ago, when a friend started posting pictures of a Lego van he was building.Jan 13, 2016
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