[Bell Historians] hi!

[Mr J Greenhough]

The trebles do indeed have flange tops and the frame is 3-tier but I can't
remember which bells are where. It's something like 8,9,11,12 on the
bottom (foundations level with bottom of louvres!), 5,6,6b,7,10 in the
middle. There's also one of the old Rudhall bells - disused - from before
the 1830 recast, which was given to St.James, Oldham (later had the
Gillett chime of 10 now at Fen Ditton) and then to St.Peter's before
finally returning to St.Mary's.
If it weren't for the long history of ringing it would
seem risky, a bit like Baldersby!

On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, David Bryant wrote:

> Any information (and especially photos) you have on rings of 12 in these
> areas would be much appreciated for the online rings of 12 website,
> which I am involved with. Do you have details of Oldham bells? I'm
> wondering whether the trebles have flange tops and how the bells are
> arranged in what is, I believe, a 3-tier frame.
>
> David
>
> Mr J Greenhough wrote:
> >
> > To get the ball rolling, I have inspected a great many towers in Lincs
> > and
> > Greater Manchester and am now crawling around Warks. I look forward to
> > giving and receiving information on bells in those particular areas
> > and
> > chatting with other enthusiasts.
> >
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