Waterbury Union Station Clock Tower Maze

I am a big fan of train stations, and around the world you will find some great architecture with styles from many different centuries. Today I bring you a maze from a train station in Connecticut. This is of just the clock tower portion of the station, and to scale it for solving I did only a portion of the clock tower but I think you’ll like it.

Some information about Waterbury Union Station

The station was built in 1909 and it features a 240 foot tower, the subject of my maze. The station is the last stop for its branch of the Metro North railroad. It is a long 2 hours and 45 minutes to Grand Central Station. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 8, 1978.

And here is a quick video a a very gloomy day where you can hear the clocktower strike 12 o’clock.

My initial maze (Maze of the Week #12 for the website) was done in black and white, but later with the help of some drone video I was able to colorize it ! I hope you enjoy each !

And here is the color version.

For a better idea of what this tower looks like here is a photo by Daniel Case:

By Daniel Case - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=12561206

 

Title: Waterbury Clocktower Maze

Artist: doyoumaze

Style: Standard maze construction, in color or in black and white

Tags: Clocktower Maze; Connecticut Maze

Format: free downloadable pdf

License: free for personal use

Paper Size: 8.5x11

File Size: 30.2KB in black and white; 35.6KB in color