Ipswich st Lawrence
the_mcwomble <cairngorm@m...>
cairngorm at m...
Sat Dec 28 18:56:49 GMT 2002
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "David Bryant" <djb122 at y...>
wrote:
> An online article on St Lawrence's Church, Ipswich, contains some
> pictures of the virtually derelict interior
> (http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/modstlaw.htm) Several bell wheels
and
> a headstock can be seen. I seem to recall that these are a
> pre-Reformation ring of five. They're not listed in the
online 'Dove' as
> unringable though. Anyone know any more?
>
> David
They are ringable with care - the problem usually is getting someone
to let you in.
The inside of the church was gutted pending a convertion into an
eaterie/drinkerie but I think those plans ran into some problems.
The bells are very loud and are viewable from the ringing chamber
itself and the 4th has a tendency to slip wheel if you have a sloppy
ringing style.
The Southampton University Guild visited there in late
October/November as part of a tour. They were hard work but we just
about managed a PC of Stedman. I believe they are pre-Reformation.
Steve Pettman might be able to tell you more.
i thi
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