Peter Trent, the Diocesan Bell Adviser, very kindly recorded our bells
ringing last week and shared this with us in a dropbox file.
A much smaller mp3 version of this is also available via dropbox.
Our restoration costing reports have given us the details of our bells:
BELL
|
DIAMETER
|
DATE
|
FOUNDER
|
Tenor
|
3'- 21/8"
|
1733
|
Thomas Newman
|
4th
|
2'- 115/8"
|
C15th
|
John Magges
|
3rd
|
2'- 81/2"
|
C15th
|
Brasyers of Norwich
|
2nd
|
2'- 51/2"
|
1893
|
Mears & Stainbank
|
Treble
|
2'- 31/2"
|
1707
|
Thomas Newman
|
The 3rd and 4th bells are listed in the Church Buildings Council
"Schedule of Bells for
Preservation" in the Diocese of Norwich.
John Barnes from the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers advises “A
bell that has never been tuned is called a maiden bell. All your bells are maiden bells.”
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