Before Alarm Clocks, there was a very popular proffesion known as a "Knocker-Upper". They went around the streets of Britain and used a long pole to knock on the civilians windows to
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Before There Were Alarm Clocks, Knocker-Ups Were Paid to Wake Up Their Clients by Knocking! ~ Vintage Everyday
Who knocked up the Knocker Upper ? – LANCASHIRE MINING MUSEUM
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Before There Were Alarm Clocks, Knocker-Ups Were Paid to Wake Up Their Clients by Knocking! ~ Vintage Everyday
Here's how people woke up on time before alarm clocks existed - Belfast Live
![Grandiloquent Word of the Day - Knocker-Up [NOK-er-uhp] (n.) - One employed to rouse workers by knocking at their doors or windows; a human alarm-clock. From “knock” by way of Old English “](https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/lookaside/crawler/media/?media_id=3585540451460889 "Grandiloquent Word of the Day - Knocker-Up [NOK-er-uhp] (n.) - One employed to rouse workers by knocking at their doors or windows; a human alarm-clock. From “knock” by way of Old English “")
Grandiloquent Word of the Day - Knocker-Up [NOK-er-uhp] (n.) - One employed to rouse workers by knocking at their doors or windows; a human alarm-clock. From “knock” by way of Old English “
Before alarm clocks, there were knocker uppers to wake up people, but who woke up the knockers? - Quora
The Knocker-Upper - the Extinct Profession of Waking People up by Knocking | Lessons from History
Knocker uppers: Waking up the workers in industrial Britain - BBC News
Vala Afshar on Twitter: "Before alarm clocks, 'knocker-ups' were used to wake people early in the morning — UK circa 1900 https://t.co/aYrbBj8uo9" / Twitter
