One of the oldest landmarks of Rome, the clock tower was built under the direction of James Noble Jr. and his family in 1871. A clock present inside the tower is 40 inches wide and made of authentic bronze. Now a museum, the historical owner displays artworks of a local artist named Chuck Smultz. 107 steps which spiral around the tower to the top are a unique feature of the tower. The tower is nestled on one of the seven hills of Rome called the Clock Tower Hill or Neely Hill.