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Stainland: In the course of my researches on steel bells (most of it publis=
hed in the Christmass RW 2002 Uncle Tom and his Cast Steel Bells) I summari=
se what happened at both Sowerby Bridge and Stainland. The former after lyi=
ng in a field for some years were bought - so it is alleged - for Beamish (=
is this true: what is the evidence?). The Stainland bells so graphically de=
scribed some years previously by Denis Greenwood, also in the RW, were even=
tually moved from the tower and a chime of new or nearly new bells by JT wa=
s installed. The Rector wrote to me "The steel bells now adorn a local deer=
park". That was 25 years ago - have they now rusted away?
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To: bellhistorians@yahoogroups.com=20
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 8:11 PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] stainland: was sowerby bridge
I can recall seeing Stainland bells at Taylors, having been removed for=20
safety, before they fell out of the tower. I can't remember the date,=20
although I think it was while Town Church Guernsey, and possibly=20
Batcombe, Som? were in. Andrew Higson will probably confirm this=20
Phil L
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Stainland: In the course of my=20
researches on steel bells (most of it published in the Christmass=
RW=20
2002 Uncle Tom and his Cast Steel Bells) I summarise what happened=
at=20
both Sowerby Bridge and Stainland. The former after lying in a field for so=
me=20
years were bought - so it is alleged - for Beamish (is this true: what=
is=20
the evidence?). The Stainland bells so graphically described some years=20
previously by Denis Greenwood, also in the=20
RW, were eventually moved from the tower and a chime of =
new=20
or nearly new bells by JT was installed. The Rector wrote to me "The s=
teel=20
bells now adorn a local deer park". That was 25 years ago - have they now r=
usted=20
away?
DLC
----- Original Message -----
Fro=
m:=20
philholtsdgr
To: bellhistorians@yahoogroups=
.com=20
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 8:1=
1=20
PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] stainla=
nd: was=20
sowerby bridge
I can recall seeing Stainland bells at Taylors, ha=
ving=20
been removed for
safety, before they fell out of the tower. I can't=20
remember the date,
although I think it was while Town Church Guernsey=
, and=20
possibly
Batcombe, Som? were in. Andrew Higson will probably confirm =
this=20
Phil L
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